Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1946
Page 1 of 80
Cover
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I NOLJ SHOLJINTE-5 Q THE FIRST DEOCETIVIE RRODUCTI ON IN FOUR YEARS THE EFITUII IHII PRODUCED BY THE CIH35 DF 1946 Y I 1 X . F 'sig' f'Il1 I 11 O I I EATON RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL Prologue I I Ll l' ll 4 Q . t 1114141 111 4 14.11s 14 4 41 x 1114 Tlllll 1114 111 111141 4 11 511111111111 4 111 4 1 41 411 t . 1 411111111 141114 141 t ll N ,gl 1114 1 4 X 4 4 , xllfff ,, . . N N N 11 .1 1 ll ,, N . 1 x lux .I -. N . 'F . DEDICATION ll H1111 5 s 1111 1 N I s Mr Jolnn B Snmpson 1 X H N 1 11 lf 1 fO11l1N11T111N IN1 1ss 11 1 1s111 Vw N , 11111111 - . 1 1 111, ll 1 1 s11 11 1 11111 1 1 1111 11111111 1 1 .1 11111111 1111 11 1 1 111 1 1 1 11111 111111 11111ss 1 Class 111 10411 XX1N11 111 1 1-111 111 11111 1111111111 111 X11 1111111 b111111s1111 1 1 I MV. 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MRS ADA ZAVITZ A B Columbna Heres Mrs Zavlh m fo all MISS MARIAN JOHNSTON W M Heres a Ieacher youll love Io meef To hear her sung IS qunfe a 'lreal' MR WARD GOETZ M To Iove fhe game beyond Ihe prnze MISS FAITH SEYFRIED A B Offerbem College The 'freshmen I do feach In hopes a sensors scope Iheyll reach MRS DORIS WARING A U o AII good Ihnngs come rn small packages MR DONALD GILLETTE A B Alma College II you can plcfure Ihe method of procedure MRS MILDRED HARRELL S Tremendous' she says all day And leads her sIudenIs Io a clearer way MR MORRIS HODGES M Has lnnoceni par+ un Ihe Ieachers p ay Was a huge success so fhey say MRS MARY ENGEL S U o Leff af mud Ierm MISS STELLA THOMPSON A B Norfhwesfern Bongour Ia classe Buenos Dias Io you And Mlss Thompson Ieaches Lahn foo MR WALLACE SWANK M A U of M Sclence IS a HSCESSIIY of Infe MRS FLORENCE MAXEY A B Weshmgfon Unlversdy Llierafure ns Ihe Ihoughf of Ihunkmg souls MRS MILDRED NEWTON B S Sfouf nsf Leff aI mud Ierm MR CLAUDE G-ROAT M Tns +he farmers care Thai makes fhe held bear MISS HELEN STIRLING Whai' us one of Ihe rules of The InL:rary7 TECHNICIANS TECHNICIANS MRS GRACE JENNINGS Her exacfness and rhoroughness are excelled Only by her promp+ness fo acf MR ADOLPH KRAMER Iowa Sfaie Teachers College Music +he greafesf good fhaf morfals know And all of heaven we have below MR EARL RICH A wnffy teacher helpful foo Ready for fhmgs fo do MRS DOROTHY RICH A B Franklin College To know her IS +o admire her MRS MAE HORN A U of M A merry hear? ns Ihe besr of company MRS CHARLOTTE SMITH Cleary Business College MISS DOROTHY MERRITT S Fe A helpful Iruend 'ro one nn need A wnHy Ieacher oh' yes Indeed MISS GRACE SWENSEN The value of sporls us sporfsmanshnp MR TOM HORN MRS BETTY MILLER Teachers added fo s+af'I al m d semester MRS ANG,-ELINE Pauls l 5 J T ' M. N. C. 'I B. ., . inn. A Woman's work is never done. El i B. ., rris fl wx ' , . ' f A w ! B. S., M. S. C. X . I A , 1 I- BOARD OF DIRECTORS STAGE ASST STAGE BUSINESS MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER FINANCIAL ADVISOR RUTH ROBINSON PRESIDENT A daunlless spurll and orlglnal mind Won her lhe presudency a second lame eech Club 2 3 Class Vxce Presudenl 1 Presudenf 3 4 Jr and Sr Plays Boosler Club Llbrary Slaff 2 4 Hall Monnlor 3 JOE EARL VICE PRESIDENT There are Iwo sudes lo every queshon m snde and fhe wrong srde oolball R 4 Ba 4 Speech Club 3 4 H Y 2 3 4 Class Ice r s 4 and Plays Hall Monulor 3 den? Commnssuon 3 F A 3 4 Key sf' vi- ,Q ,off MARY ANN MILBOU RN SECRETARY T do easuly what dufllcull for ofhers s lhe mark of falenl Honor Socnely 3 Sec 4 Annual Slafl Band c T as If serves I 2 Jr an Sr Plays Class Sec 2 4 Ofluce Charge 3 BOB FEASEL TREASURER One canl fly wulh lhe owls al nlghl' and keep wulh the eagles In lhe daylume oolball V 4 Sec Z Vuce res C ss eas Play Hall MonIlor3 4 Annual Sfafl Sludenf Commlsslon 3 Key Club 4 YI? 9 F BONTA A SOUIRES D SERRELS J COLG-AN Ino plclure I9I' R PUBLICITY AGENT DON BOTHWELL PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COMMISSION Infelllgenf musucal and oh yes ou never see Im away from Jess n I Pre cheslra I 2 Honor Socnefy 3 Pres es Jr an r Pla s Annual Slaff Jr Member af Large Sludenl Commnssuon 3 Pres 4 Key Club 4 Called from lo Serve Thelr Counfry ' I I I I f Sp . .I -42 . I, , -21 FII - . ' . 33 la Tr , 45 Sr. . ' ' ' s - Y : ' . 1 - - 2: ' I n , 3, ' , . . 3 y - , I : . F .. .. I nd . - Y H H h- 'I' . . I I Ba d , 2, 3, s. 45 Pe. g Jr. . Sr. Or , , 3, 45 4: Annual 'Sf9ff: SN: C? . ' if 4, Hi-Y I, 4, vice Pres: I - I 23 Pr . 33 . d S . F. . 2, , 3 Club ' y 5 I 4. ' g , , afse. fe.2z,G'I , ,I , Re , g . d 5' I .I 3 E. . H. S. J . STARS OF THE PRODUCTION ESTHER BALLARD Wnclred brown eyes are dangerous fhnngs Offen Keeps us from sprouhng wings Honor SOCIEIY 4 Annual Sfaff Hall Monufor 4 EUGENE BENNETT Besf of all along lhe way are frnendshsp and mnrlh a Monn+or3 4 F F A BETTY LOU DORNAN Calmly and peacefully she heads life s ways ANITA BOUTS And lhese I +hnnIc are life s besf loys Music danclng movles yes and boys Sr Play Library Sfaff I BEULAH BRYDE Heres a Bryde from off fhe farm Havung grace wal' and charm Glrl Reserves 4 Library Slaff 3 4 RUTH BRYDE Girl Reserves 4 Office Charge 4 Session Charge 3 4 GEORGIA CHADWICK May she never change excepl an name Speech Club3 4 Class Pres I Jr Play Boosfer Club 2 Library Slalq 3 Sludenl Comrmssnon 2 Secrefary 4 DONNA CARSON LnHle bu? fha? lsnf fhe half of If Hall Monnfor 4 Office Charge 4 Annual Slaff CHARLES CRIBLEY I luke worlr 1+ 'fasclnales me I could sd and looln al nl for hours MARGE CURTIS us? a merry laughnng face Tha? pufs pep an every place Girl Reserves 4 Hall Momlor 4 Chorus 2 3 4 IW, Hu ' ,g...2,3,4. ' 1 ' : ' . - A woman's crowning glory is her hair. J . I.. STARS OF THE PRODUCTION MILO ODIORNE ln argumg loo Milo owned hus slull For e en 'lhough vanquished he could argue stall ofball 3 4 Sessnon charge 3 F F 4 Box: 2 3 Key Clu TOM RICH Hell never be poor Bas efball 2 3 4 Foofball V 4 Honor Socuef 4 HnY 3 4 Sfudenl Commlssnon 4 Conservafuon Cu 4 Florence Was I 2 3 LAWRENCE SCHNEPP Greal modesly offen hldes greaf merlf DICK SANFORD Whafs so pleasanl as a day off? Baslzefball manager 4 Foofball V 4 H Y Hall Monlfor 4 Siudenf Commission 4 Key Club PAUL SMITH P S we unclersfand us an added fhoughf Whaf IS nf we wonder a gurl or nexl years crop Ha Monl+or4 F F A 2 3 4 Key Club 4 MARION SCHWARTZ My only books Were masculme looks And follys all fhey ve laugh? me Girl Reserves 2 Hall Monllor 2 4 BEVERLY A SPEAR The muldesl' manner and lhe genllesr hearf KATHRYN SOUTHWELL She foolles loud upon her horn She has no flme fo be forlorn Ban I 2 3 4 Honor SOCIETY 3 4 Gnrl Reserves 3 4 WECS3 4 Annual Sfaff Sludenl' Commus sion 4 Cardinal Sfa'Fl3 Sensor Trio MAXINE STIERLEY Sparkling eyes and no+ loo fall Her good nalured ways acknowledged by all Lubrary Sfaff 4 Hall Monvlor 4 Glee Club GEORGE STICKNEY l never lei my sfudnes nnferfere wulh my educahon Traclr 3 4 HIYZ Hal Monl'for2 3 Boxlng 2 3 4 f1,g 1 I Fo , 5 ' I 7 . . A. 2, 3., 1 'ng , l, , g b 4. lr. . . : I : '. y ll b -5 I I , '. , . . I : ll U 1 l- 3, 4gF.F.A.1,2f3,4. ' T -I . .I 1- . I 7 ll ' 3 . ..,. I . J d I I ' : - I I I . . ' y . D ' 4 r, STARS OF THE PRODUCTION 1 VIRGINIA VAN ARK She as a mand of arfless grace uxef of voxce and swee+ of face nor S crely 4 Gurl Reserves 2 3 4 Annual Omce Charge 4 CHARLES VAN AKEN Far more numerous are Ihe herd of such Who fhlnlr loo llflle and who fall: 'loo much F F A 2 Treasurer3 4 PERRY WALDRON To lcnow a Ihmg ns nofhlng Unless olhers lrnow you know II oolball 3 Caplaln 4 Base a VERNA VAN NOCKER Ive oflen regrefled my speech never my silence Gr Reserves I 2 3 Presldenl' 4 WECS3 4 Llbrary SIaFf2 3 PAT WEBSTER Ken her hear? be In Ihe lunlor class? Ah Yes' Bul she s a loyal sensor H nor SOCIETY 4 Girl Reserves I 2 3 4 Secrelary 3 Cheerleader 4 Annual Sfafl NEIL WARD Frank and Irue and very fall A champion player IH baslrelball as elball 4 Foo .Ja Presldenf 4 Sensor Play Conservahon Club PAT WEBB A+ em bomb' Orc eslra 3 Speech Club 4 Girl Reserves I 2 Vice Pressdenl 3 Presndenf 4 Junuor Play Senior Play Library Sfafl 2 4 Sessuon Charge 2 JANET WEST School cerialnly Inlerferes wllh ones socnal achvmes' S eech Club 3 4 Gurl Reserves I 2 3 4 e resndenf 3 unlor Play Sensor Pa a onnlor 2 4 Sludenl' Commlssuon Ofllce Charge 4 CHARLENE WHITTUM Dasnly clever charming kmd Genlle of speech and broad of mmd r Reserves I 2 3 4 Treasurer3 Lubrary Slaff 4 Monulor 3 Annual Slafl ANNE WINSLOW Scarcely above sea level Bul she holds her won lusl Ihe same Girl Reserves I 2 3 4 Junnor Play Library Slaff I 2 3 4 Hall Monnfor 4 Sfudenl Commlsscon3 4 I 'I 1 , O . . ' n 6 Ho o ' 3 ' . , 1 Slalfi x ' . . . g , . F R I, R 2, V , ' 3 b II 0 R 2. il . . : ' l : ' .. : F 0 ' ' : ' Q . . . : : V, B I: V 3, V gl I' ll R 3. A V 41 Traclr 45. Baseball 4: Band I: Hi-Y 2, 3: I1 I : A : ' . : ' p . , 7 ' , , , 3 VIC P ' 7 J ' 1 ' I yg H II M ' , 3. : ' ' 41 Gi I , , . : u : ' 1 Hall I 14 - WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG X f Second Grade I936 Fourlh Grade l938 STILL YOUNG AND GAY Isl: V. Eclrard, C. Whiffum, J. Harris, R. Hovey, D. Bofhwell, N. Ward, J. B. Foofe, P. Websfer P. Hulfon Znd: A Bours, V. Van Ark, M. Milbourn, D. Carson, A. Higdon, P. Higgins, V. Harper, J. Wes? IT. Maupin nor picfured.l KINDERGARTEN SENIORS lllls lun- EIVUIIIP ul Illlt'llt'1'lll2lli is :all Ilml If I1-TT ul tlmsv wlm Q'lIll'l't'1l flu- tlu-mrv nl I-:lun-zntlml Ill 19.44 as tln- lilll1lt'l'!2ll'Tl'll 1-lnsx, .Xltlwlluln Iln-y lmw gl-mul :xml lll2lllll'01l in xizv. 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M Tlhomas B Weed H Wulson B S+aflord M Monle R Slaley Mr Groal' J Pomler K qu res Rege D Sm fh R Muller B W Re d R Wo J Sparlca R Scoll D Van Deusen J Wnllnams H Sherman Mlm F ures orr Page K Mller J Maxey L Slvedd K Rall: urn Znd: ' , . , . ki , . e , . ' ' , . , . ll, . f' 3 dz P. Bird, J. Da 'd , L. Ausfn, H. Clarlze, R. ld, K. l'gl'1'f, . , . ber? 4fl1: R. Fowler, J. Alleo, H. Ledergerber, R. Adams, H. Canfleld, H. Hldenfeller, F. Kapfl, L. Elrins . l . i I , Zncl: . D. ' L l. S I I, I l,l . I I , .N : , .l yall. 3rd: R. e . lf, . E , . , . . . ' ' , . . 3 . Sq I , R, M ow , . l . , . . . lb . SOPHOMORES n s ui Howig M H F Lo P Dodge J Half S Church Mss Merrlh' R H M umm N Baller M Bom 1e B Fower L Danduran M o e J Hopingardner G Cusson J Jardoi E Hienh Mrs Waring M Corbn G ohn K Gould Bu er D Grimes D Harris D Jarclo W Drllloc J us K Know es J HaH 6 Du cher B Finc H amman A Hayward u er er B a Bes'r D Burgess P Hamman D Krumm :. s,. ,.Smi .Schoie,.N',R.Wierow.mi,.Smi,. Sunderman, M. Spear, M. Wilcu'H B. Woodman, D. Puller. 2 : Mr. Swank, J. Williams E. Van Driessche. R. Rich, E. Oliver, G. Morrow, H. Marchan+ G. Van Wagner, K. Spencer, A. Olney, J. Siiclcney, D. Wes+, J. Snow. 3rd: D. Schnepp, A. Morris, R. S+rang, B. Smith, P. McManus, J. Wiclrman, B. Sherman, R. McCormick, R. Rochesfer, D. Miller, D. Serrels. 4 : C. R. Robinson, A. Vandersalm, E. Nickerson, L. Neibaur, J. Valelr, V. Zenker, M. Monlie, R. Sfollz, R. Palmer -j ltr j FRESHMEN Isl J Goodnoe J Hnll M Engle B Bryde J Eclmharl P Brauer C Calermo S Hansen V Gaber L Beals D Cameron J Jowell M Colgan 2nd Mr Gnllelle C Hall A Hsdenleller R Helnlzelman D Cleeves M Clarlxe G Harmon V Church B Harper J Hall J Burgess D worlh J ray E urlrs o u ver or an R Hewe J Brace Chadwnclr L Elslon W Cowles I Gemalslry R Casler 4+h D Coleslocl: K Hauler G Gaber W Foole L Bryde B Carpenler J Jacquelle A Holcomb S Baleman J Jardme Isl San ord Snow B McManus B Olwer R Waldron M Peckham Z Place M Slewarl Parlrer J Norms B Whnllemore M Woods B Knrnrnel 2 Mass Seylrued Mrs E gle P Prall B Wood M Muller B Morrow J Rldley S Marchanl M milh, G. Thorne, J. Raymer, I. Whlle, A. Kipp, B. wan, G. ingley, B. now, J, Van Ark, 3rd: W Lyons, C. Slaley, J. Sibley. K. Ward, T. Price, H. Nehring, W. Poinler J. Sweel, R. Ledergerbe. B. Van Noclrer, L. Snolre, R. Williams, P. Wrlghl, E. Prall. 4 1 M. Yerxa. R. Sanders, C. Neibaur, W. Roberlson, R. Lyons, F. Slahl, R. Kellogg, W. Thayer, K. Ralhburn, D. Souza. ju' EIGHTH GRADE f F Praff P Wifherow B Place M Ralsion M Sfrang B S off A Sfeele N Sullivan D Jordan Jardof H Miller D Van Aken M MacDonald B Kull A Philo 2nd S Kranczylr S Spencer B Van Loon E Sunderman B Marker B McMahon L Mariner E afer B Lloyd B Vnncenf l Ra nes G Lyon M We rams E Twichell S SaHerly J Snow McCormick 3rd G Van Loon J Nehrung P Sherman D Squi es R Sponholfz R Ollula R Robinson P Mfchell J Jardof P Velek E Philo D Squires J ScoH D Vincenf L SaHerly J Rodgers 41'h R McManus F Teachouf D Smllh L Keyron R Krall L Page J Kendell P Smllh R Larluns J Wal+ers fy Q B ls? B Heafon B Huggins S Hamman M Alf P Connelly J Ashley E Bo++ J Ashley J Brooks M Boshclr N Chew M Huggins R Beals Znd: Miss Swenson F. King G. Hunfer C. Cone, D. Gray S. Hall J. CluHer G. Church, P. Bo+hwell, M. Darrow P. DeRose, S. Campbell J. DeRose K. Heinh A. Hus'fed H. Gillefie J. Fulton Mr. Rich Mr. Goeh. 3rd: J. Ashley L. Holmes, S. Clarlz, R. Eckerd L. Colesfock, C. Ashley, A. Cowles, B. Higgins, R. Cribley V. Dornan, M. Culver R. Caferino J. Heisf R. Allen G. Gruber, W. Canfield. 4fh: C. Bailey, L. Hickok, M. HyaH V. Craun, R. Bolsford H. Blomme, W. Hargis, W. Gleason M. Higdon. 1- 1 .131 I, Men Beware Rough Helen 0 A couple of n Polnfers an Ready Joyce and Beffy Tnnlr and Paul Wayne Y Sweef mys+ery ove BeHy and Herb f,-4 S Here we are Bug Boy and Woman Hafers Aren 1' they cufe' gurs us sfeady7 Blu Eugene Howh fheyd have Herberf and Bob and Sfanley Bob C ange Harold Joanne eo John Tm Jil I Arlo Paul STARS OF THE PRODUCTION DOLORES DOAK Shes no? bashful buf shes coy She always manages fo ge+ a boy Grand Rapids I 2 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Sessuon Charge G:rIs Sex'reHe 4 Chorus 3 4 VONDA ECKARD And shll Ihey gazed and s+nII fhe wonder grew How one small head could carry aII she knew Annual Sfaff Honor Socuefy 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Treasurer DONNA JEAN NE FOWLER She IS clever and qulclr and capable Ioo Wnfh a knowledge of how and whal Io do Girl Reserves I Sr Play Siudenf Commlsslon I Cheerleader I Chorus 4 J B FOOTE Some Ihnnlr fhe world IS made for fun and TTOIIC and so do I ofball V 4 H Y 2 3 4 Class Trea Annual Sfalif Key Club 4 VIRGINIA HARPER Wl+h Vnrgoma when a Thang s begun Shell never resf unhl nfs done Girl Reserves I 2 3 4 Lubrary S+aff3 4 ELAINE HAWLEY Though? IS deeper Ihan all speech Chorus 4 LOIS HIGDON Lols wlfh all her wnnnmg ways Has won a parf In all our plays Glr Reserves Sec 4 Jr and S Plays Lubrary Sfaff 4 Hall Monufor 4 Annual Sfaff ARLENE HIGDON A swee+ demure lass Whose presence as welcomed every class Gerl Reserves 4 Chorus I 3 PHYLLIS HIGGINS Her ways are ways of pleasanlness Gurl Reserves 4 Lnbrary Sfaff 3 4 JACK HARRIS This IlHIe boy ns a hny mlfe He sfudses hard bofh day and nlghI7 eiball R 2 3 H Y Boosfer Club 2 Session Charge 2 Key Club 4 IIII I ' . : A I . : ' 3: I, , . : I 2. I Fo I g li- I, , , 1 s. 21 I ' I . : . I r. 1 ' 3 l ' In . Baslr , 1 I- I, 2.3.41 STARS OF THE PRODUCTION PAT HUTTON Always happy never glum a cheery pal a peppy chum H nor SOCIBTY3 4 Gsrl Reserves I 2 3 4 .Iumor y Annual Siaff Sfudenf Commxsslon I Cheerleader 4 L brary Sfaff 4 ROBERT HOVEY Hold The for? Im comnng sefball 2 3 4 ooIbaII 3 4 T ck Band I 4 Hall Momior 3 Sludenl Commussuon 3 Key Club 4 RUTH E IVANS Irs The songs ye sung and Ihe smlles ye wear Thais malun The sunshine everywhere Honor Socuefy 4 WECS 3 4 Lnbrary Sfaff 3 Annual Sfafl Cardinal Sfalzf 3 Chorus I Senior T no MARTHA HOLCOMB Though my vusuon may be cloudy I shll hold on Io How y Library Sfaff 2 3 4 MARY KINYON A merry hear? us The besf of company BETTY KIPP Falfhful frxends are hard Io End Bul you can be? fha? Ive found mme Chorus 4 MAXINE LARKINS Under her qulefness Iles a co operahve splrnf Chorus 4 PAT LARDINOIS She was made 'for happy +hough+s playful wwf and Iaughler Hall Monnfor 4 Chorus 2 3 Teacher s Assusfanf 3 IMOGENE PALMER Her smnle her vonce her wmnnng ways Affracf whoever comes her way L brary SIa'FI 4 Sensor Trxo 4 Chorus I TOM MAUPIN Fond of worlr and fond of fun Fond of Ieasung everyone s efball I a a Vlce Presldenl I Presndenl 2 Sen or Play Annual Sfa Boxnng I 4 Key CI b I IV, Q ' I , 3 ' I , 3 ' 'Pla 7 I I . I I r. Q -' ' Q Balm , , 5 F , g ra 3, -42' R , . . 4 ' : ' , 3 ' I . 4: : ' 1 1 ' r' 4- 'll ' d ' Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 35 ,ew ' I I f ' ' r I ,2, sy 4. sal ,2, 3gBseIs Il 21 Ha.v I 2 3,41 I Hi ' , It u .I ZEN- 3 Q I Q Q '96 '53 ' x J 'W 'K' if HCTIVITIQS A 4 3 f ' 0 f :A 7 y G93 H O ,LQ 4 O l ' 'S ' X X 1 I X Cl 0 N --- -- ff ww STUDENT COMMISSION Isl P Wlfherow A Winslow J Alleo D Bofhwell G Chadwick D Sanford B Hea+on 2nd B Carr K Squires D Grimes H Blomme T RlCl1 R Morrow C Caferuno M Smlfh M Monhe J Jowefl Mr Dalman D Wesl J Wesf L Nelbaur N4 X 0 1 I N N U L xl N lll 1: LII 1 Nxlill 1 Q1 s 5 s N 1 i n l l In mxlci' lu 1ll'U1llll't' sm-li a 1bI'Utllll'll0l1 as Tliis. it is ll0l'CS- ll'.' to have a gr ml slam- wvw. 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A. - Isf E Pra++ C Sfaley R Rochesfer E Hall D Sanford R Morrow H Clarke P Small: D Klunlr J Ballard K Canhne T Burgess D Ellsworlh C Hall 2nd R Wnlllams J Maxey W Roberfson R Besf D Colesloclx D Burgess K Corfruglmf K Gould P McManus J Earl W Thayer D Jardof J Hall Mr G-roai 3rd L Snolre A Holcomb E Helnfz S Baleman J Bush M Yerxa W Ponnfer L Buller R Gulluver J Wnlllams D Muller W Cowles l Gemalslry 4th B Gould B Carpenier A Hayward V Zenlxer E Benne'f+ L Shedd C Van Alien M Odnorne L luns l 1 N l l llll lf X I4 I l q N x X W 1 l N INN Illx r fx Y ll!4 'P ' .yll .- CONSERVATION AND RIFLE CLUB I P nh 1 N xx 1 N 1 x I ' In Isl H Hamman K Halfer, T Rich Mr Rach, H Ledergerber R Lyons K Mller 2nd D Krumm R Mccormlclr M Monhe J Maxey, D Coleslock L Page P Hamman 3rd L Colesfock K Ward K Floruan A Holcomb R Ledergerber L Buller E Curhs 2311 'l'lu- l':HlUlI Huy ulx -lllllllvl' Umm-l'x':ntif II N liltfn- Vlulr xxux -wuzallifw-rl t'2ll'l.Y in Sc-I -lnlu-r ful' 1043. 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'1'11'11111' 11111' 1111-111111-1x 1111- 111-111'1-11-111111:11111'1-11111 111 1111-11111-1'11:1111111111 1-111111-11111111 111 N1-11' 111'11-:111N. 1111.. 1111 f'1'111', W- 1111l11- 111 s1-1-1'1 1111- 1-111111111111111' 111111 x1-1111111 11l Yl'1'j' Wilj' 1PlPN,'11l11'11l 1111-.1-1-111' 111 1-111111-, .1 ff 1. Isl Muss Johnson advlsor R Egen M Thomas D Lamberf 2nd B Carr H Harrell K Soufhwell D Van Deusen C Rnegel P Norris M Monhe S Kopoules V Van Nocker R lvuns ffl lllfll DN N xle s helpen 1 sr m 1 x lml spmlsmed 0 1 1 SIFUlil1D!0J81tN HALL MONITORS ls? D Van Deusen B Wood D Gray D Smdh E Johns H Hldenfelfer M Schwarfz L Hlgdon 2nd Mr Dalman Wunslow J Wesl H Marc an? P Lar :nous E Ballard M Blomme Squares D Carson M Curhs 3r H Clarke R Hewefl R Slollz R McCormucl: L Brycle R Feasel P Sml'fh K Rafhbun R Sanford J Earl 153, W . E . C . S . 1 V g f 3:1 5 . 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I V Van Ark R Bryde D Carson V Eckard Dr Dalman PrlncupaI H Harrell LIBRARY STAFF Oufslde R w P B d H I A In R unson I I ms Ivan SIIGFIEY R gan Leff Inner Row H Sherman L Hugdon B Bryde P Hlgg ns V Harper B CampbeII Rg I Inner Row J CoIIIngwoo J Lee B Carr M Monhe I Palmer C Wndfum Rug Ioufsxde J WlrI1ams A WnnsIow M HoIcomb avwdson Ad ey P Norris J Daw s I1 G Ly ns M Af MSS Sierl I N I il Leif ' o : . ir , . Carke, . Lo Iren. . Rob' , J. W'II'a , E. Johns, R. ' s, M ' , .E . in 1 . ' d. . , . , . ', . , . ' . 'I1 ':. ' .A ,. ,J.DA ,D. I,. 'don R. Ric, . o , . I I Ing. III S. I.II'I'iIf'-R A 1I!,v' -II' IIw IIIHNI XEIIIIZIIPU' 'I I'2II'Il!I !ITN 'fl' 'IIII' NVIIIWI. 'I'Iuw I,iIw':Ir x NHIIIQ r r lfrpnxr-II H14 1IIir'1lxv1xx - XIIIIII-mx HMI'-1' IIu-- QIIIIIA Ilir-.-.-rim nl HIM IIVII-n SIEVI ng. M-1--x --I'!Ef'I--IIIIAYm:mz1u-'fI VIII- III'!'21 -X YIIIX .xr-:avi IR1'1'I'Ill!1I!1 XII.-lx-'xsrfnr--II-M:1nrzI+Iir1gI wi:x. IM-Ising wa5'IHwI4x:I1nI grf'1'wIi1-:IIN lbs'III!-51l11Ivl11.N. .m1I I4 l-r- il II! 1r'r I'-r' ,:, YI 'A ..I'rmr'4u :1! 'N1'I!I +rI'7!,v'www- .min-I'I:1IlI rI11Ii'-N4Il'1Iw- NTMII. Nlixx,r'Mwg '15w w'A'ff -'H'--I' 'IM' X':1FA '1 MINI- ': ! - ' NNI- Ir: Il--IIIQ IVJIIIIIIIL' IIIVIIUIIIN. IIIIIN 'rIr:k,Ing 'I-'li.!'1i-'II lzwfw-1-'Ii 1 ', Y Ht. IIA' jr-II. SIM' X z1IXX:I.X'.x V:-:MIB YH :rwixi :III VHIQVIIM Iv-I' IW! I1--II'a4!1rIz11IRI-H' 1II1f'III+ :x! X N ! 'v'Ql,:! -I :rx m1IxI:.l1fIII.Q 'IH' NIMH' lI'l IH 'ir-I IIIIVI IIIIII II IN IIIIIINIIJIIIX Im-Q.-11. Ir'--rgu-:fir-11 H 'I V- NEW WI' x N-'Ind uni Izzxx ,NWI1 am wx--I-II--nf NiI!'Iv'I-X HI, N-'I -'I' 'Iwhx SPEECH CLUB lsf R Robinson P Bird Treasurer C Rlegel President Mrs Waring H Harrell Secretary J Wesf S1'uden+ Commission 2nd G Chadwick J Pounfer J Earl J Sparkle Vice President' 1 NN! I 1 , sn 1 1 'lll'?llIllllQ' vllnl'zi4'tvi's fm' lm-mls in stu-h uvts as plays :mtl 1l'. Illl lit-s is tht nmjm' Quail of tht- Spvwli Vhth. ns tht- lH'l'SHllllt'l of this HVUIIII llltllt'2ll4'S. lll 'ul- rlitimi to thirst- pit-titre-al -ilmw. thv fwllowiiigz. upon pz1l'ti1-ipattimi in thv lm-nl mm 14-gt, ln-1'-iliiv tm-mlwrsg Sully llama 11. Sully' Knpnillns. lim-willy Smith, Ifllith John. Doris lbmlgrc. Murtlizn Smith. l'nt Wt-hh, llnltm-Q Iltmk. l.t-0 Nt-ihmir. lql'll In-th Milli-V. li:ti'lml':n Vatliiplwll :tml llvi'lwl't t'lztl'kv. 'l'hv '45 Spf-on-li Vhih i'e-mul ut' winning' tlirw- i-4-giuiiatl lHlIlll1'l'S'lllll litllll' 'utrivt tlit-ti1mz1l'it-s. fm' tirst plzlvvs. is nut uftvii 1-qtmllt-rl. thiml lllillt'I'lJIl :intl it tl : .'ln hu '- 'w-V. slmnhl lit'lIlg1 li. ll. ll. S. tvlm'vxtt1'li llUIlUl'S in '-lti. .X sl' 1 . . 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SEXTETTE in N Miss Johnslon direclor D Smifh pianisl B Snow J Poinler M Curhs D Lam ber D Doalr I Pa mer UI Pl I x N lem xl I x lxllb I I I N JR HIGH CHORUS Isl J Fulfon G Lyons S Saflerlee J Snow M All I Raines B Heafon H Glllelfe 2nd L Marker S Hall E Twilchell C Cone K Hemh B McMahon B Lloyd P Bofhwell E Sunderman Miss Johnslon S Campbell D Van Alien H Miller Connelly S Hamman G Church B Marker M McDonald N Chew IDI alla +, , , . I . l'ivtlll'1-il nlmw- lSIIl4'1hl'lQ'lIlilI S1-xlvltv. lntlu-millilll-nl'tlil-Aw-iii-,1111- lull ying Illl'4'1- iw-i'v mlwll-il :ls in-xx' im-iiiln-rs: -Inilllllt' H1 z Vliizi. Sully K4 pulml :mil Hminil- Iii! nl-l.tliiiei-l1z1iig'iiiutln-11211114-,'vxt1-tlv1u'l'i-iplv'l'i-in. Ivll1l1'l' tln- I-xl-vllviit fliiw-vtimi ul' Mis: -lul up ii, iliv Sl-Q1 'IT' mul 'l'i'ipl1- Trim in-iw-gilrli-InInwuvlill'lllllslvzll1'll1f'I'Tzlllllli1-llt:il II14- l'lii'iNI1nziA ll1IlIl'I'l'l. Tlin- 'Vmiiity I'i-zuvlii-i-N' lin. titutv. ilu- Spring' Hnii-4-i't :xml mi-imlsi,1lwiwwvz ns, 'l'l1v llirw- M-iiiurs wlm will ln' 11'I'2ilIll2lllllgl lllllll' Ilmt them- wliw 2111- le-ft will lu-vp up tln- gwvl we rk mul ilwi-iw as 1 im-li mijiyiiiviut frwnn ii zu. wi- lizlvv. O .. x . 5 I 1 ,. , . 3rd: . , . , . ' , P. , . , . , . , . BAND Isf K Squires R Fowler D Gllleffe S Hell J Hall C Rlegel D oleslock J Van Ak M Ml er Norris L Hlco B Lloyd B Weed D Grlmes B Sfafford R Hewull A Vandersalm M Monhe M Monhe 3rd M Slewarl F Lloyd E Mack R Eciard R Smllh K Soulhwell E Nickerson M Smllh J Earl T Price T Burgess M Peclrham J Slummm L Colesloci R Sanford W Drallocl J Mllbourn D GUlllV9l' 4fl'1 J Wnlharns J Williams D Bofhwell J Kendall M Hyafl' R Sponholh D Puller R Palmer L Nelbeur G John W Hargus M Mllbourn R Wuflnerow A Hldenfelfer J Snow Mr A Kramer ll! 0 4 INN 1 I N N N x l Ill x N D Nl N NN JW- ! ,-... -- M, , fx or - L ,A Mn Znd: .C ,. r, . 'll,J. ',. 'l,. ,. .. ', NW: 's thisff Tw ll'lllllIll'l1'l'N stu-Il mit frmn lu-hiiul th- 4'lll'l2llllN. lil- ' ai faml':u'1-. ilu- l'lll'l2llllS Ulu-11 mul wi- sm--fully' hznulf This X1-ul' Ulll'lP1lll1l has Q'l'1bWIl in min- :ilul in lll2lj'lll,I zihility. lYll1ll'l' flu- uhh- ililw-4-lioii ul' Mr. .Kill-ll h lirmiu-r. it has :iplu-uw-nl in Y2ll'lUllSIllil4'1'Silllll 1lllIl4'Y2ll'l- uuf lllllI1.1'S, 'l'lu- li. ll. ll, H. llilllll has lu-1-ll with ii: an ilu- lumu- lmslw-llmll ziul funtl-Illl gzmu-N. :is wi-Il :lx !'lYlll1l,llllIII l'41ll1'l'l'lS wiih tlu- l'lmrluItf- lizuul mul pm'- tivipziting- in ilu- llilllll 1-in -'ls all Blu-liizrsiil Stem- Vulln-uv zuul llliw-1. lliuliliullt --l'1lu- yi-ui' wus ilu- Trip lu llu- Ilnllznul llllip l n-ulivul mul 1'4IllTI'llHlllIlH In 1lu- li1'.'IiYili1-s Ill:-I'n'. 'l'xw nu-mlu-ru ul' ilu- hsuul :ilu-lull-il Ilu- lust A -:lsr-in ul' lint:-rlfu-lu-11 xlllNl4' Villllll. :nlulrlu-l-mul lN2ll'Hll.lll! ini--11-si linxvlltlalrllll' ilu-1-1-llliuye-:liz 'l'lu- ll2IlIll.N haul ziplu-znl'zi11vv xxill lu- all Flu Night mul 1'inulru-lu-1-ilu-111. lblll uw- will l'!'lll1'llllN'l' it :ilwzrxx 'l'Iu- I-:uul han lI'lll.Y lu---in +-1' ul-1'vi--v In thiu I-wul1u'1u-il mul wi-willluf-I4I'--1-unrwlIf--1-1-iuuuiullu-ul-iugitugniunu-xiyf-ur. CSPURTBI FOOTBALL SQUAD lsl R Palmer K Knowles E Nickerson R Wolf H Clarlre J B Foole 2nd D Gray D Krumm J Alleo M Odlorne T Rich P Waldron D Sandford H Ledergerber N Ward H Hndenfelfer H Hamman 3rd Mr Snmpson Mr Rich H Canfield L Shedd J Hldenfeller J Gruber J Ballard J Klser V Zenlrer C Page J Valel: J Mexey Mr Goeh 4'lh W Drallock R Slolh D Colesfock R Hovey G Gaber M Monlie R McCormuclr J Earl R Kellogg R Ledergerber H Sherman B Sherman I I lurrtl 1, 111.411 lll 1 UNK lifrm I I Graduating Seniors Nl l N l NI N Q ll IN! 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Xvilllfllll Zr-illqr-V, Vhasx. l'ziur-, J lf, BASKETBALL TEAM lsl P Hamman T Rich F Kapff H Ledergerber N Ward C Page R Wolf 2nd R Sandford J Hldenfelfer R Hovey J Alleo H Hamman H Hxdenfeller Mr Rich Mr Goefz N N N X 1 N lb N It N O N N I X N 1 N I N XLT ll' l Xx inf 'l'Iu- 4'm'lli1mlsllill 1'X1'Q't'llllIjl'lj' lu-tu-I' in Ilu-in' lmslu-tlmll 4-:url-f-I' Thin yi-ai' than 1lu- last. lil-:ull-s ,'4-vo-ral 1-luw gzmu-N. '-we-2:1111-mil vii-liars in tllrw- lmtlls-s. live-l's-tl. Ilmw-ll. :ml Alilflill fe-ll vim-Iillls to ilu- le-1'riliv mlslzlugrllt uf flu- liillllll llziimlN 1Illllll1'f. 'l'lu- tc-:im znlsu vzmu- Ulll ul' Ilu- vi-llzil' lhif yi-air. 4-rulimr in zu Tin- fm' ll - liflh plzu-1-. wllu-ll 'lumw zu gre-:il i1npr'm'4-nu-111. .Xlfh Huh flu- lulys haul zu ll-w haul iriuht' lulwziiulilu-n.1lu-5' we-l'w iw-silly in tlu-rv all tlu- linu- liulllinu. lflzllam Hzlpills will lfw+mlytIm-1- nu-ii hy !'l'El4lll2llllbll- X1-'l Wzllwl. Huh lllm-5'. mul Tum llivh. With This in vu-xv. we- sill luvlu- mul 1-xpl-I-1 Tu wi- flu- luvys out Hll iupru-XI.W-sll'lllIll:-Vslpilsll1'il'4'lli1. XYQ- vnu! 1:1 l-nr1u'l'zutl1l:m- Vozu-ll lim-tx. mul hi. .Ximl-ill--Vzimp. llr. lil'll.4rI1 tlu-il' juli. zuul wi- want In wi. h tlu-in :iiul tlu- In-:ilu flu- lu-st ul' lllvli fm' zu-XI j'1'2ll'. mul 141 ll-T ilu-in lci1mx'xx'4-will all lu- lu-hilul ilu-in l'ti4!llIl2' :IT t'X'4'l'f' ual lu-, lll'll' 2ll'l' llll' Nl'Hl'1'N til. tlll' N1'2l.'l'llf I'-min -lll lf. li. ,, IN 'lim-vll. -ll lf, li. 22 xlllxllll .33 lf. li, ZH l'iX'1'i'n'Il ff- lf. lf. .25 'llt'l'll. 37 lf. ll, 1.1 llf-um-ll ZW lf, li. 27 K-ll2ll'llllll' -ll lf. li, Ill Hmm-ll . 21 lf. li, 32 lirzmrl 1.1-flgc -ll lf. li. 35 Xlziwlmll -lm lf. li. . .32 li '- ntl .ill lf. li. -lil A-llllfllllll' , , .W lf. li. ... .24 Xl: shall , 37 lf. R. . IU Xl: -mi , .ll lf. li, .., 3-l Hrzmrl l.L-rlum' 3.3 lf. ll. . . 25 si. .1..f,m . ,,.. 40 ii. ic. .... , 19 i BASKETBALL RESERVES lsf D Gray K Rafhbun H Canfield R Lyons M Monfle R McCormick R Palmer CHEER LEADERS P HuHon P Websfer S Hansen Kopou'os and P Wooos no? pcfurec 1 Znd: Mr. Rich, W. Drillock, K. Halfer, R. Adams, E. Nickerson, L. Neibaur, D. Krumm, Mr. Goefz 15- - ' ' 'J EATONIAN STAFF Ist L Hngdon J B Foore D Bolhwell M Mulbourn V Eckerd C Wlutfum 2nd E Ballard G Chadwick P Huifon P Websler D Carson V Van Ark R lv-ns K Sourl-:well 3rd Mrs Zavufz D Sanford T Rnclw R Feasal J Earl Mr Dalman T Maupm nof plcfured I' IHX 4 N N 14 x , Nl N H 'l.. 'xxx N N I 3 ' '- ' . 1' -'- lm mls ' 2 ','Q ' l v ' ' ' 'll t.-- - .. -. .. .. ?, .-,..S . . -l .. . 43, THE ASTUNISHER E. R. H. S MAY 1946 EATON RAPIDS. MICH. Thirtg-Six Weeks of Fun and Work Hallowe en Shlndlg Ghosts and goblrns may be the thrng to look out for on Halloween but rf a gvpsy or a prrate headed towards the E R H S gvm the Hallovxeen of 1945 you knevx these characters were at tendrng the Senror Halloween Box So cral and Costume Party Corn stalks and pumpkrns gave the gym a festrve appearance The gay nrnetres wrfe danced wrth her B1 cycle Burlt for tvxo husband and farmers wrth crtv slrckers In the mrddle of the program the judges chose J B Foote and Don Bothwell rn therr old trme parapher nalra as the funnrest couple The fun nrest person Tom Rrch vxrth hrs loxe ly prnk dress and nylonless stockrngs made qurte a contrast wrth the most beautrful person Marx Ann Mrlbourn rn a long sweeprng gown Frnallv the decoratrve boxes vxere auctroned off bx Mr Jrm Houston and all the masqueraders settled down for a feast Kung and Qeen of Hearts Crowned P Thursdrx rftcrnoon tre facultx rnd student body of Eaton Rrprds Hrgh School assembled rn thc audrtorrum for thc crownrng of thc student elected Krng and Queen of Hearts The processron xx rs lcd hx thc trump ctcrs Krthrxn Southxxell rnd Martha Snrrth rnd thc drummer Don Bothxxcll Thc runners up rn the clectron Lors Hrgdon Tom Rrch Gcor rr Ch rdxxrck rnd Drck Srnford pr eccdcd thc Quccn N1 rrthr Holcomb rnd thc Krng Hoxxard Ledcr fcrbcr I thc rrslc Tht rxxns xxtrc hornc hx txxo rrdc sc rc ru urls rr ronor 1 71 Chr rsto r rtr rxrdsorr rrtsrc 1 rcrous x rt oxnrrr ccrtrnorrrrs 1 rxxrrr t rr 'N s rr xrr rrr srum c orc rrrr r tr rt tcrtrrronrts sscngtrs drstrrhrrttc x rent c the puprls Senlor 4 F Basketballers Thrs rs a summarx of the great Sen ror rntra mural basketball team It rs xxrthout doubt the best senror boxs team rn the hrstory of E R H S Vlralkrng off xxrth the champronshrp of 45 vxas ducker soup Repeatrng the same feat vxas even less drfticult for them thrs vear Thrs year the wonder team consrstcd of the folloxxrng butcher ballers Fleet Foot Feasel our swrft footed center was the drrtrest clean player of the team Bob accumulated more fouls than any other member Bob really rsnt a drrtv player but can he help rt rf hrs opponents happen to fall rn the path of hrs trnx feet Hog shot Harrrs couldnt help be rng the hrgh scorer of the team He not onlx made the most shots he mrssed the most shots Paul Smrth drd rn excellent job of runnrng rnterference for Harrrs Jrm Hrdenfelter could often be seen takrng the ball axx ax from Harrrs so he could shoot too And there xx as first and tcn Odrorne Hc often forgot hrmself and gentlx tapped hrs opponent on the noggrn xxrth 1 mallet When he lost hrs mallet hs h rd to be content just sluggrng At thrs trme. xxe xxrsh to mcntron tcxx xxords about our cool headed coach Bob Hoxcx Vtrth hc rds of sxxeat run nrng ofl hrs frcc and cxcs bulgrng out of therr sockcts rn protcst ofa dccrsron flcrcclx knocked hrs tceth on oflrcrfrls desl-. But xxho xxerc thesc rr ctcrs 1 to rcstrrrn n xx s nonc othcr th rn hrs ma suhstrtutcs xxho h rd bccn yxartrng pr t xt t oxxrr s r o cs tr 1 1 thtnr rn Trtsc x rr trst ot rxxt rrs Foo t .nr orrcs ru rrn rrgrn rn l U H7 Xl KN t o rt f r nr rs ox cr rt crrror t 1 rc rrorr rc, rrn Orrcc 1 s 1 to Cor at ll tr rrrrlrc rt 1 1 c H' In Memoriam Wrth the passrng of Ed the school lost a cheerful serxant vxhose helprng hand vxas nex er denred us Ed endeared hrmself to the hearts of students and facultx members alrke durrng hrs four xears of custodran xxork here It Could Happen to You The day and hour of thrs great trag edv are xerv xague rn my mrnd at thrs trme The rncrdents surroundrng t howexer are xery clear It seems group of grrls became verv bored wrth a routrne meetrng of the Grrl Reserx es so thex attempted to find more excrtrng, rnterests elsevxhere Leaxrng room 301 on the thrrd floor the first thrng that met vxrth therr ap proval xxas one of those scarce thrngs rn E R a fountarn that vxorks That rs rt worked then Todax the story rs a xery drfferent one for one of those grrls I dare not drsclose her name took off at break neck speed Her plan Iam sure vxas just to Jump oxer the fountarn She leaped oxer the fountarn lrke a grace ful deer There vxas one thrng though that hadnt been antrcrpatecl as she Horted oxer thc fountarn her draggrng coat caught rn the centcrprece and xanked rt through thc srde of thc foun t'rrn It took half of the fountarn xxrth rt crashrng to the floor and explodrne lrkc a shell That xx as thc end of thc thrrd Hoor fountarn and todax rt rs mourned hx those students xxho haxc to trudge doxxn to the sccond flcor for 1 necc x drrrrlx rf rqur pt New Faces rc to oxxrng hrgh schoo trcu rx mcrnbers xxerc nexx tl s xc rr N1 D11 mrrr Holland M1 Croctz Ann Arbor r 'VI rx x c VK rsz onsrn M s 'Nl rxt x on rr ss rx rrcd F rr ss Sxxtrrson lx rnr cc lx s rur 1 llc Crttlx ss storr O rx 'xr tr f l Xsr ron h tx 1g xt rrrrnu trcrrsc xrs xx rc rr trs rnr H cnts N xt xc rr s r oxc r crrtfrrl o I , . . - . 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Gt - '. lat tht-x' zrrc 1: all-. ill' IH he 2411 ' nc. 1 Y In Nm 'JA lllf XSFUXISHPI - R s N1 Salutatory Parents Teachers and Frlends On behalf of the Class of 1946 I b1d you welcome to th1s evemng s program It IS a real pleasure to have you wlth us and we sincerely hope that you are as proud of us as we are of vou It has been and w1ll contlnue to be a source of great 1nsp1rat1on to us that you have been so genumely lnterested ln our progress ln the past and that you stlll care enough to come here at this time to see for yourselves the completlon of our work You were the ones who first fired us with the spark of ambltlon and your cheers and en couragement have kept us at our task through these past twelve years brmg mg us to a successful concluslon of our efforts We have tlled to make our work here more than merely acceptable Varlous members of our class have excelled ln scholarship some ln muslc stlll others ln athletics In whatever we attempted we set our goals hlgh and strove for that helght wlth unceaslng effort That we feel has been the most essential thlng We pride ourselves on havmg had the deslre to be a credlt to our school and to you Our hope IS that as the years roll by the Class of 1946 w1ll be re membered as havmg upheld the tra d1tIOHS and standards of the Eaton Raplds High School May I therefore m welcomlng you tonight also thank you for everythmg Charlene Whlttum Watch the Blrdle' As one entered the school bulldmg on October 31 1945 several seniors seemed to be dressed up Even Jack Harrls wearing a Whlte shirt and a necktle seemed happy There must be somethmg spec1al gomg on some where Oh' Yes' The senlors were to get shot Even Mr Dalman thought J B Foote wanted to Sklp when he walked mto hls office but he was only tardy as usual Each SEIHO1 lepoxted five mlnutes ahead of tlme to order h1s DICIUFES Tom Rich gazlng vyell you know vyhere whlle the salesvyoman was reelmg out a long l1ne Gettlng shot came next and this took no tlme at all for the boys Flnally the proofs 8I'I'ly9Cl 01 what Powell called proofs No tyyo semors liked the same pose of anybody Last but not least the finlshed product ar 11ved at school satlsfvmg ey ery one con cerned 1 1 Valedlctory Parents teachers friends and class mates Tonight we are on the thres hold of graduation We are about to leaye hlgh school to enter a world con fronted with the many complex prob lems of keepmg the peace We ln Amer 1ca have been most fortunate No natlon has emerged from the war as nearly normal as our own We have not been subjected to the battles and great devastatlon wrought by war therefore It IS hard for us to reallze what xt means to face the stag gerlng tasks of reconstruction Our statesmen of today face prob lems entlrely dlfferent from those pre sented by World War 1 We have to deal on the human level with hunger and cold mdlfference and sufferlng On the economic level there IS runaway ln flatlon m many countrxes and a press mg danger of lt ln our own nation w1th which to cope On the political level there xs danger of revolt 1n Indla Ch1na Iran and Indonesla Many countries are seethlng wxth unrest and turmoll Even the vlctorlous natlons are st1ll maneu yermg for strategic posltlons on a m1l1 tary map Certamly the respons1b1l1ty for mak mg a peace rests above all on the na tion that IS the most nearly normal as the war ends All of the other maJor powers Great Br1ta1n Ch1na RUSSIH and F rance-have been greatly weak fered durmg the war The wlnners have undergone terrlble sufifermg beyond mourning for loved ones lost ln the war Yes even we have suffered Our commumcatlon systems are weak be cause of thelr overuse durmg the war period but they are not broken Many homes are ln crltlcal need of repair our transportation system IS run down but not crippled However the beauty of our country sides has not been marred by battles Our homes have not been bombed Our churches and schools st1ll stand mtact We c1v1l1ans have not been drly en by starvation to hunt for morsels of food ln garbage cans We have not been forced to wear threadbare cloth mv because It was all we had We have not had to go barefooted or wear paper rags for shoes In some respects we have advanced because of the war Our lndustrlal plants have expanded We have more ships and planes There are more skllled laborers We are benehtmg from 1nven tlons and scientific developments whlch were hastened because of the war Be cause of the training offered servlcemen yyhlle in unlform and after they re celye then' dlscharges our educatlonal standards have rlsen We have lndeed been most fortunate Therefore we have a speclal obllgatlon m keeplng the peace Other natlons are looklng to us for guldance we IH America must lead the yy av lCont1nued on Page 487 1 41 1 Salufafory A great honor has been bestowed on me by glvmg me the prlvllege of wel coming you our parents teachers and frlends to our class nlght We are very glad that It IS possible for you to be here and share wlth us the Joy of thxs occasion After twelve years of hard study a lot of fun and many memorable ex perlences in whxch we were always thoughtfully assisted by you we have attamed our goal graduatlon We haye been faced with some obstacles that to our mexperlenced eyes loomed large and forbidding but your expert guld ance always pulled us through During the yast years we have made many friends whom we shall always remember As we have grown up here together such a class sp1r1t has devel oped that we shall always have a feel mg of prlde when the Class of 1946 IS mentioned There are many opportumtles ahead for men and women who have the good foundatlon that we haye been fortunate enough to receive We thoroughly re allze that lt IS now up to us to prove that our teachers and parents have done a thorough job 1n preparlng us for a successful l1fe I am confident that the Class of 46 IS quahfied to take on the dutles of competent young men and women Vonda Eckax d Graduatmg Immortals The football team didnt have such a good year nevertheless we all had a yery good t1me The black and blue colors the scratched legs and cut Jaws and J B s knee were all a part of the game Well have to admlt though that the senlors dld a splendid Job We had two of the best guards ln the state although the all state teams dxd not know It Perry had quite a few bad moments when we had to carry hlm back to the huddle Our end Nell Ward was the best though He surely sayed the day for us but I dont know hovy Jlm Hldenfelter and Mllo OCl1Olfl6 dld quite well at tackle-durmg plat t1ce But we st1ll maintain that Bob Hoyev was the boy who CaI'I'l9Cl the ball through that line He had quite a lot of drive on the way to the shoyyers You might ask Dick Sanford and Tom Rlch to confirm this that the tyyo senior guards vyere the best Thev yy ere the back bone of the team Okay dont belleye lt 1f you dont want to AI., 3 1,5 i I . ,' .' li liar tn apitlx. -li -h. , , l 1 : , Q ' 1 : ' ' ' ' ' - , . . . 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' l Q l I 1 1 r - ll, X 1 Xsltmls 1 I Class History In the year 1942 Eaton Raplds High School again gave blrth to a group of green freshmen We were ln high school at last al though we didnt feel so blg among all the Juniors and semors But someday 6 J we would be senlors and then we could look down upon the coming freshmen as mere drops in the bucket Durmg our freshman year we went through the usual procedure of lnltla tion The only event we part1c1pated ln was the party we repaid to the sopho mores for the one they so kmdly UD gave fox us Then breathlng a blg Slgh of rellef we passed to our sophomore year Tom Maupln was elected as our president This bemg our second year m hlgh school we declded upon a box soclal to make our first pennies We also took our rexenge on the Greenles who later gave us a party We sollclted out most valuable time by giving a few dances one of which was the St Patrlcks Dance for which we had the most elaborate decoratlons At last we became Juniors with Mlss Sucltel Miss Johnson and Mr Slmp son a our advisors The campaln for election of officers raged with relent less fury the victors belng Ruth Rob 1nson president Janet West vlce presldent Pat Webster secretary and Charlene Whlttum treasurer Then came one of the big events of the year a turkey dinner with all the trlmmmgs Yum Yum The town turned out magnificently also the kltchen help Soon there was nothmg left but the dlrty dlSheS and by then there werent many JUHIOFS present to help clean up they were all tak1ng the1r slestas after the1r heavy meal Finally Mr Simpson dragged a few of the groggy Jumors out of their hid mg places and the dlSh6S were washed They finished xn the wee small hours of Sundag mornlng Ask Johnny h knows After a few weeks rest preparatlons for the Washlngton Ball began Then came the great night with the falth ful floor commlttee puttlng scourlng powder on the floor xnstead of floor wax What a mess The evening turned out to be a verx colorful affair wltb the ladles swlshlng softlx by xn the1r plnk and blue gowns and the men pulling dexterously at the1r t1es A good time was had by all fwe hope? Wlth two of the big events of the xeax oxex mtramurals began with the Juniors co operating wholeheartedly After two fast and cllzzv games and a hard fight both Jumor boss and guls were XICIOFS After final tn outs and much hard w ork fand fun! on the part of the cast and the1r director Miss Johnson The Mad Hatters came into final being ID March Joe Earl as Bunny and Lois l Class Wlll Anlta Bouts Leaves her love for the Naxy unt1l hls next leave Ruth Ivlns Leaves to Joln the people on one of the hllls of Kalamazoo Col e e Kathryn Southwell Leaves her trumpet to Eugene Nlckerson Imogene Palmer and Beulah Brx de- Leaxe their qulet ways to Helen Harrell and Cecilia Rlegel V1rg1n1a Harper Leaves her hopeless case of glggleS to Dorothv Arts LOIS Hlgdon Leaves her sarcastlc remarks to Mr Dalman Arlene Hlgdon Leaves her qulet ways to Dlana Sanford Elame Hawley and Betty Kipp Leave the1r ablllty to get along with each other to Harry Canfield and Anna belle Hldenfelter Beverly Spear Leaves her ablllty to sew to Bonnle H1gg1ns Pat Hutton Leaves her abxllty to make eyes to Joanne Snow Pat Webster Leaves Ken Miller to the Jumor glrls or does she Dolores Doak Leaves Tom Rich to the Forest Rangerso Pat Webb-Leaves hex witty sayings to Bob Fowler Ruth Roblnson Leaves her ability to argue to Francls Squires Mary Ann Mllbourn Leaves her soda Jerking ablllty to Kay Squires Anne Wmslow Leaves her great MBTIOD Schwartz Leaves for Char lotte Maxme Stlerly Leaves her ablllty to get under class men to Joanne Jowett Maxme Larkms Leaves as quletly as she came Esther Ballard Leaves her lntelll gent answers ln chemlstry to'7'7 Charlene Whlttum Leaves with George Stlckney following Maltha Holcomb Leaves Howdy Oh' How she hates lt Janet West Leaves her actlng ability to Lois Austm Phyllls H1gglHS Leaves her school honor to her brother Bruce Verna Van Nocker Leaves her long hair to Elame Van Drlessche Donna Jeanne Fowlel Leaves a xear ahead of tlme Georgla Chadwlck Leaves with the Navy neatly conquered for VICE versal Vlrglnxa Van Axk Leaves verv qul et V Vonda Eckaxk Leaves the office charge to anvone wlth an even temper Joe Earl Leaxes h1s come hlthex look to Law rence Shedd Bob Feasel Leax es his greedmess to he future senxor class treasurel Paul Smith Leaxes his beauuful blush to Bob Fowler Perry Waldron Leaxes h1s want of mcotme to Jake Adams Class Prophecy This IS J B Foote broadcastmg from station IOU in the Paradise Ballroom of The Rltl ln the great metropolls of Eaton Rapids Tonight we are having a speclal program sponsored by the class of 46 I now turn you over to the host of hosts Thomas Dean Rxch Hello everybody Tonight IS the 25th anmx ersary of the class of 46 As you know the members of our class have scattered to the far corners of the world but tonlght we have brought a great number of us together agaln In order that you may know what your classmates have done in the last quarter century we w1ll try to give you a re sume of what each has done w1th hls time All thls wlth the help of smooth sllky tongued J B Foote As first should come first we find headlng the honor list IS the name of Ruth Robinson Ruth did a great Job bemg our class presldent so well ln fact that she was advised to study par lxamentary law She attended the Um versity of Michigan and graduated Wlth greatest honors She IS now teaching parliamentary procedure at E R H S Lawrence Schnepp the Rltzs most efiiclent butler with his boommg voice IS Just annoummg the arrival of the Bryde slsters who are also teachmg at our beloved Alma Mater They are the professors of Chemlstry There s Nell Ward over m the corner watchmg the bubbles m h1s champagne Nell IS now a Broadway actor He first starred as the Passing Stranger ln the play The Closed Door Approaching his table IS Anne Wmslow with that certain gleam m her eye Her pal Lois Hlgdon and she are collaboratlng on a book I hear xt IS to be called The Ad vantages of being short Both should be full of expert lnformatlon on the subJect They will probably have a con ference wlth Maxme Larklns when she arrlves as she IS president of the famous Bookworm Pubhshlng Com pany On the far slde of the dining hall we see the former Betty Lou Dornan and the former Vlfglnla Harper with the1r hubbles VlFg1Hl3 seems to have that Jealous green eyed look just now as a cigarette glrl just sat on her husband s lap By the way that cigarette girl IS hired to be glamorous Marlon Schwartz We her a month ago and she seems domg the work very verv well I trust all of you remember the demure little infant Jack Harrls a multx mllllonaxre now already xast o1l fields and he has Just dlscov ered and bought another deposit He IS mklng of financing the Harrled Foundatlon dexoted exclusnely to the study of why people act the way he dld whlle xn school We are honored bv his presence tonight Im entor George Stlcknes and hls qulet Jack owns tCont1nued on Page -fn fCont1nued on Page 413 lCont1nued on Page 473 'l 1 Bl:1,'.l.l-Hi 'l'lll'I . .' -'lllili 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I V ' , - . . l . . .. , . .. - I I .,I , , Nlfn W-ll llllf XSFUXISHPR 1sN Class History Continued from Page 469 Hlgdon as Gigi played the leading roles xvlthlfl another fevx weeks the mem bers of the class began worklng on the tradxtxonal Junior senlor prom Red and yellovs Roses and sllver stars were created by the artxstxc hands of the class On May I8 our prom Star dust became a reallty In September we all came back eager to settle down to our books for our last year 1n school We began the year wxth an election such as the school never has seen When the final votes were cast and counted the following were de clared victors Ruth RODIHSOH PFESI dent Joe Earl v1ce presldent Mary Ann Mllbourn secretary and Honest Bob Feasel treasurer Having lost two of our junior advisors Mrs Zavltz was appomted to assist Johnny Simpson ln advising our class The class kept up lts traditional box soclal with an added attraction this tlme a Halloween masquerade Many characters appeared dressed to fit the part and for the amusement of all those attending Soon we began to feel like d1gn1 fied UD seniors Everyone came dressed m hls Sunday best to pose for the photographer Ohs ahs and arrlval of the proofs On the very muddy and rainy Armls tice Day the money grabbing semors took advantage of the game with our old rival Charlotte to enlarge thelr treasury The pop candy coffee and eight hundred hot dogs sold by the semors soon disappeared lnto the mouths of hungry customers In November the class of 46 pro duced the final play of thexr hlgh school days The Closed Door Some of the unforgettable characters were Izzy Maupm with his It wont cost you nothing and endless supply of hats Anlta Bouts I just want to borrow lt and Ill brlng it rlght back We won der lf Janet West who played Portia the successful young woman lawyer was trying to win the case for Guy Graves or wm him The play was suc cessfully dlrected by D B Gillette As December 8th came rollmg up on the calendar each senior began to scratch his head Thls was the date for another of our yummy turkey dlnners With the turkeys killed plcked and stuffed there vuas stlll lots for the kitchen committee to do The day came and went with most of those survlvlng who attended our dee llclous meal W1th the commg of Spring plans for the trip were completed Ordermg our announcements and name cards we began to reallze 1t would not be long before we recenecl our dlplomas and once agaln we would be slnglng Where oh where are the grand ole semors Vlhen our falthful advlsor Mr John Slmpson left to take a pos1t1on with the Henry Ford School Mr Rlch was se lected to ald in guldlflg us through the rest of our high school days Eagerly we looked forward to our l st week of school wlth ltS many actlv 1t1es Baccalaureate class nlght w1th the glftatory and last but by no means least Commencement Th1S would be the partlng of our ways Class Wnll Continued from Page 463 Tom Maupm Leaves h1s I like me whom do you like attltude to Bob Wolf J B Foote Leaves hls ab1l1ty to eat Life Savers quietly UD to his brother Wayne Jack Harrls Leax es the WOMEN in Charlotte alone Tom Rlch Leaves his Charles Boyer VOICE to Dale Schnapp Don Bothwell Leaves h1s memorable beak to Leo Nelbaur George Stxckney Leaves his witty say1ngs to Mrs Warlng Lawerence Schnapp-Leaves h1s quxet manner to Arlo Vandersalm Charles Van Acken Leaves for a peaceful life on the farm John Colgan Leaves for a beautiful Bob Hovey Leaves his movie star looks to Kelth Cantxne Nell Ward Leaves h1s speedy foot work to Donald Gray Dick Sanford Leaves h1S girls in Dlmondale to Jim Maxey Eugene Bennett Leaves his pathway from Ag Class to office to Herb Clarke M110 Odiorne-Leaves the 9th grade glrls to the 9th grade boys Charles Crlbley Leaves his half day of school to Bruce Sm1th and Bob Finch Albert Squires Leaves his Colgate Smile to Paul Hamman Donna Carson Leaves her typing Clark Leaves her good tlmes ability to Herb Mary Kmyon to David Klmk Pat Lardlnols of chemistry to Ruth Bryde-Leaves her golden hair to Harry Hxdenfelter Betty Lou Dornan Leaves her whlspermg voice to Jean Collingwood Leaves her knowledge Professor Swank Boxing Tournament In the fourth annual boxing tourna ment th1s vear there were 69 entries These boys were dlstrlbuted as evenly as posslble xnto 11 d1v1s1ons Keen 1n terest was shown by all boys who took part Coach Ward Goetz enlisted and tralned all entries and was busy rlght up to the fight taping sprained thumbs and weak vxrlsts I P Maroon and Grey Everyone IS famlliar w1th ot? school song Maroon and Gray but eu mav know of 1tS Oflgln Until about twenty years ago Eaton Raplds dld not have a school song Novt everyone knows that a school IS not complete until it has a song of 1ts own so Mr Scott Munn who graduated 1n the class of 1889 klndly volunteered to compose one for us He took the tune from the Unu ersltx Iof Mlchlgans Varsity and vxrote the I lvrlcs hlmself Slnce that time the gym and grld IIYOH of E R H S have rung with 1ts resoundxng notes at all basketball and lfootball games and vuthout a doubt has ispurred many a championship team on Ito X lctory Class Prophecy Contlnued from Page 463 famous wife Charlene seem to be hav ang a gay t1me talkmg over old tlmes with Vonda Eckard and her hubby former Paul Smith Paul and his wlfe own a small 1500 acre farm out M 99 way Later this evening we have a speclal treat for you Ruth Iv1ns Imogene Palmer Verna Van Nocker and Phyl 11s Hlgglns the famed Beauty Shoppe Quartette are broadcasting thelr antl pam program on this very stage tonlght In the scientific field again we have word that Esther Ballard has been ex perlmentlng with chickens at her lab oratory near here She is trying to 1n crease the life span of the chicken to thirty five years Also we find that V1rg1n1a Van Ark IS a surgeon now She studled plastic surgery for ten years ID the worlds most famous medical schools and now has her own hospital out in Californla Mary Ann Mllbourn IS also dealing ln the sclentlfic field She bought her father s drug store on Main Street She Sp9Cl3.llZeS IH extra large marshmallow sundaes there What s thxs we have over there in the corner Yes we might have known Pat Lardlnols IS having an argument with Bob Hovey Bob IS the head bell boy and lt seems that he put her bags ln the wrong room Oh well where theres Lardlnols theres an argument As special music tonlght we are hav mg The Rhythm Girls It IS an all girl orchestra conducted by Kate Southwell the girl wlth the sweetest trumpet this side of the MISSISSIPPI ate has made herself qulte famous bx her musical talent Marv KIHVOD the Sailors Sweet heart marrled the great Russian author Klsmet Inonunuki recentlx Marv Just arrn ed wlth her four bodx guards It 1S remured that she is also writing a book entitled Why You Should Study Your Engllsh We vull fCont1nued on Page 483 , . 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H ' , . 1 l ..4 47 M, rgxglrrra I Class Prophecy tContrnued from Page 443 eertarnlx haxe to haxe a chat xxrth her later on Autograph hounds are verx plentrful tonrght and xxhy not xxrth all the celebrrtres here Theres Maxrne Strer lex and her husband Xaughn Zenker Thex are xerx much troubled xxrth autograph seekers because Maxrnes husband xxon the xxorlds he axxxxerght trtle last nrght I srneerelv hope that our partx to mght xxont be too borrng for some of our elassmates You knovx xxe have a eouple here that lead xerx exertrng lrx es They are Bexerly Spear and Ar lerae Hrgdon who are trarnrng Irons for the Rrnglrng Brothers Crrcus Mx mx Can xou rmagrne that, Donna Je arme Foxxler anl her be loxed are xxeaarng troubled frees to rrrght I hear Donnas latest experrment drdnt xxork out She rs conduetmg the Housevxrxes Rcse reh Soeretx She trred to dehxdrate some xxater Thrs xxould do axxax vxrth troublesome srnks prpes etc that get rn the house xxrfes xxax but I guess they wrll have to put up wrtlr the old method for avxhrle untrl she gets rt perfected The Svx oon Srsters Pat Hutton Dee Doak and Pet Webster have been workrng along the experrmental lrne lately too Thev are tryrng to devrse a new krnd of cor ral that the boys cant break down so easrly Patsys lasso xx orks fine to catch them but rt doesnt keep them rn stock for a rarny dav Donna Carson has been workrng rn the office at E R H S for the last 25 vears She sard she loved school so much that she took over Mrs Smrths job so she could stax longer Imagrne that Chuck Crrbley that studrous lad has been manager of the local A Sz P stores for the last ten years He has settled dovxn to a nrce peaceful lrfe II xx onderb Hrs old flame Pat Webb IS plaxrng prano rn Sprke Jones orchestra noxx That norsx stuff rs rrght along her me The eute lrttle sprt fire red head from Tennessee Georgra Chadxxrek vxas re eentlx appornted Seeretarx of Naxv be e ruse of her knowledge of n ax al aflfarrs and personnel I belrexe all members of the el ass of 46 he rtrons are of her knoxxledge Ira e ase he xent heard xxrll agree that her qualr the xerx best espeerallx of Naxal personnel members of our elass xxe haxe been unre ed and urrtred rn all sports for lrst ten xea s Lrttle drd xxe krroxx xx ax baek an 1946 that xxe xxould laaxe txxo explorers rn our elrss espeerallx xxomen ex rlor ers Bettx Krpp and Elarne Hrxxlcx the trnsep ar ables are stall rn the jungles of Afrrea searehme for therr rdeal man Thex started therr seareh a xear after gr acuataon We all xxrsh xou uc ladres Well xxell Look xx ho just eame rnto 1 I 1 'l'll li -XS'l't aNlSlllilt the dining room. Martha Holcomb and her hubbv you know who Martha oxxns and operates the Avenue Beauty Salon Most of the class of 46 haxe busrness es of therr own and haxe had great success Take Janet West for rnstance She rs a famous detectrve Janet rs greatly feared bx all underground characters She rs accompanred bx her famous trrggerman Krller Bennett All of xou remember Eugene Im sure Janet took trme off from an rmportant ease to be here tonrght The absence of classmates Rear Ad mrral Rrehard Favette Sanford and Apprentree Seaman Joseph Thad Earl rs beeause of the rocket crurse now be rng condueted bx the navv They wrll attempt to reaeh the moon We were axxare that Drek and Joe were xerv fond of the moon on eertcarn oecasrons but xxe drdnt know thex loxed rt th at mueh Sem members of our elass hold rtx offices rn thrs huge metropo l fne Justree of the Peace here as none other than our bashful quret Robert l'easel One vxould never have belaeved Bob xxould have developed nerve enough to take a Job such as that He xxas such a trmrd lrttle prece of hu manrty Well well' Heres Perry Waldron Perry rs head coach at the U of D tUn1vers1ty of Drmondalej thrs year would make good one of our fellow good rn the world Odrorne who was as berng the De trort Lrons most vrcrous tackle Mrlo rs here tonrght and havrng a terrrble trme srdnrng autographs wrth hrs arm rn a slrng I understand he ran rnto a locker rn the shower room and broke hrs arm We also haxe an emrnent doctor rn our class He deals vxrth all allergres Ill bet xouxe guessed rt alreadx Yes rts Tom Mauprn There he rs talkrng wrth hrs old frrend Donald Bothwell Donald rs better known to the upper We always knew he rn football Another classmates has made of sports He rs Mrlo recentlv announced crust as Donaldovrtch Bothvxelowskr as he rs conductor of the Nexx York Sx mphonx He has also starred rn equally famous operas Great man thrs Bothwell Charles Vm Aken farmer Extraor drnarx xxas reeentlv grx en the trtle of the natron s xxe althrest frrm manager bx the U S Department of Agrrculture He oxx ns hundreds of farms throughout the Umted States Vxell I guess that just about finrshes the round up of our elassmates Oh no at doesnt Anrt a Bouts and M rrge Curtrs rre out rn the krtehera dorm, drsres Class Prophecy rex negleeted to pax therr room rent last month Go get them then and xxe ean began the eelebratron Trme rs runnrng short and xxe hope xou all haxe enjox ed our program Thrs rs Tom Rreh brddmg xou goodbxe untrl our Frftreth annrx ers'arx I I r I lisatorr llzapirls. 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Valedicfory fCOHtll'1l19Cl from Page 4.99 No other natrons haxe dex eloped therr xast resources and ravx materrals to the extent of the Unrted States These ma terrals should and must be shared vxrth the vxar torn natrons No peace hoxx exer Just xxrll endure rf a majorrty of people are mox ed to xrolence to obtarn xx hat thex xxant and need We are see rng thrs happen rn lrberated and de pendent areas These people are wrllrng to do anx thang to obtfrrn xx hat they need especrallx food Thrs leads to rexolts xxhreh rn some mst nees max resul rn war We are the leadrng vxorlel power We must destroy once and for all any rl lusrons of berng rsolfrted rf we are to fulfill our destrny In thrs vxorld made smaller bx modern serenee and rnven iron no natron can hope to lrve unto rtself We made the great rnrstake of trvrng to do thrs followrng World War I We drd not Jorn the League of Na taons or the World Court Thrs trme as the rnstrgator of the Unrted Natrons Or ganrzatron we must bear the torch and grve thrs peace organrzatron our strong est support If we farl manv other na trons xxrll go down wrth us It has been proved to us that what a natron does rn the pursurt of rts eco nomrc lrfe rs the concern of rts nergh bors nd even of the whole world Dear parents and teachers durrng the past vears you have been trarnrng us to take our posrtrons as vxorld crtrzens The strongest asset of the Amerrcan natron and rndeed of any natron rs rts rntellrgent crtrzenry We know how ful ly you have realrzed thrs You have put forth exery effort wrthrn your power to make true Amerrcan men and women out of the raxx mater rals placed rn your hands Hoxx xvell vou haxe succeeded of course only the future wrll tell But we thank you for all vou haxe so cheerfullx done for us We trust that the xears ahead max demonstrate to xour satrsfactron as vxell as our oxvn that out of these ravx materrals you haxe shaped men and xxomen ready to as sume whatever responsrbrlrtx max eome xou goodbve Tonrffht xxe reaelr the partrng of the xxaxs Whale xxe are here together xxe xxrsh to thank xou rgarn for the helu and eneouragement xou haxe so krndlx grxen us through the xe rrs Terehers pest regret tart ou goodbxe Classmates let us resolxe th rt the a brtrons ol our parents rnd teaehers xxrll not haxe been rn x arn Let us as xxe fo our drffererrt xxaxs go fortla wrtlr the determrraatron to 5 rxc t the xxo ll that our hrgh sehool as one of the best pl aees for makrng the ertrzens of to morroxx Let us remarn loxal to our selxes to our elass to our sehool and boxe all to our natron and our God We are the Amerrca of tomorrovx 1 I Q '. , . . . . , ' . 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I ' . . , 1 ' I 1 1 I, x A . 1 1 r .Q 45 , NI tx lfl-lh Last Mlnute Can xt be done' What shall we do We havent even got the band stand up yet Oh' I wish those kids would quit fooling around and work' I Just know we should have started on this three days ago' Yes' We were all worried s1ck and afraid we wouldnt get the prom deco ratlons all up How were we ever go mg to live up to the theme Stardust We had yet to make the stars since we had had nothlng to work w1th Fmally with the help of the Jumors we collected all the old cardboard avallable from other classes At last with stars of all different sizes and shapes hung on the gauze ceiling ideas began to form After ridding the floor of the scouring powder we accidentally put on mstead of wax the Jumors who were now a pltlful slght trudged tiredly home for the first good nlght s sleep ln weeks Demure Damsels What IS thls noise As we suspected none other than the two coy characters Hutton and Webster They are as usual tn pursuit of some poor unsuspecting male' Llttle does this lnnocent youth anticipate the fate that awaits him at the hands of these two man killers Through the door he bolts but to no avail Hutton whips out her lasso with the skill of a Texas ranger iso much actual experience you knowl At long last they have selzed their prey and tow him w1th renewed anxiety to this lalr of love So the career of another MAN IS shattered as so many have been ln the past and will be ln the future Sprmg Green Curtam rises at 8 15' At last the time had come Would we remember our lll'l6S Would the audlence l1ke xt Thus ran our thoughts before the Jumor play of 46 Thls IS a preview of the characters David Klxnk was Grandpa whose daughter Joanne Sparkla was a sym pathetic mother trying to catch a man namely Harry Canfield Jean Colllng wood and Helen Harrell were her daughters and Edith John the house keeper Cecelia Rxegel caused a sen satlon with the nelghborhood wolves Ken Miller and Herb Sherman Bob Fowler was constantly coolng to his worms Jumbo and Salome The other roles were portrayed by Jim Maxey Charles Page Ed Hall Dorothy Jean Smith and Doreen Van Deusen And so as the mlnutes tlck by two delightful hours are filled We have ended a month of hard work very ef fectlvely with Jumbo and Salome wav mg their talls in fond farewell llll- XNIUXIHHPR l'flto11 lffipllls llltll We The Jumors The Mad Hatters The Jolly Jumors certainly have been Jumplng this year We started out by having a baked goods sale Thls was a huge success even with Harry H1den felter eatlng most of the baked goods l Our next event was the selling of hot dogs at the Mason football game We were pleased to find the weather cold and the people hungry Durmg the Chrlstmas season we sold Christmas wreaths which added much to the spirit of the season but they also added many scratches to our arms as Herb Sherman well knows Never will we forget the M E A In stltute or the dmner given for the teachers I hope all the coffee the teach ers drank was not used for the sole purpose of fortlfylng them for teaching The Jumors both boys and gurls played a promlnent part ln the Intra murals Although the boys lost the glrls came through with a good wmmng record The sellmg of maroon and gray Es by the Jumors has done much to l brlghten up the lapels of our classmates and also the class treasury We are stlll looking forward to sellmg candy and popcorn at the boxing tour naments These concessions are 1n partnershxp with the Semors The two blg events of the year were the Wash mgton Ball and the Junior Senior Prom Teachers Dmner Oh I beg your pardon Yes' Yes I knew you don t eat potatoes out of your lap Oh Dear' That makes the third dish of ice cream that has sllthered down someone s neck If you ever served dmner to a crowd of xavenous teachers you can under stand how we felt on February 5th We the Jumor Class comm1tted ourselves to serve dmner to 200 teachers Our mothers fearing our ablllty graciously consented to cook the food for us Preparatxon started with the potato peelers at 8 00 in the mornlng and end ed ln the mlddle of the afternoon with the clean up committee The girls serving the plates had to wiggle down the aisle between chalrs knocking the unfortunate teachers head first lnto the dmner The boys w1th their blg strong questionable muscles poured the coffee and mashed the potatoes The Jumors who cleaned up after the hungry hordes had left worked for four hours We worked agalnst terrific odds such as cold greasy dlSh water dish towels that were wetter than the dishes and httle boys who thought It funny to snap bare legs with wet dish towels By four oclock those who were able helped those who werent to creep out of the Masonlc Temple kitchen wlth the last farewell I 4 1' Wlerd faces glare at us from the hall along wltn strange lnterestrng cos tumes What lS all this for'7 Well slap us down lt s the Jumor play of 45 The Mad Hatters ln the making The plot of thls plav consists mainly of lh1S Papa IS nuts about fishing whlch makes it so easy for hlm to tell those fish stories Mama IS nuts about drama tics G1g1 about athletlcs Bunny about cameras Grandma about fiylng and Angehca fthe housekeeper! IS Just plain nuts As you can plainly see this creates quite a problem whlch IS only solved when the room IS d1v1ted into four parts glvmg everyone a corner Say I wonder who that bold over bearing character IS playmg the part of Papa? Why I do believe llS none other than gentle Albert Squires He certamly does a nice Job trylng to keep his unwllllng children Gigl and Bunny out of trouble The scene in whlch Mary Ann Mllbourn known as Bessie and the Mama Janet West scrap IS cer talnly filled with bltterness and sus pense Dlana portrayed by Georgia 1n love IS helped out on that condition by Henry the brave romantlc hero played by you ll never guess Don Bothwell Grandma plays the mean old lady who has a hold on the strmgs of the money bag and wont let go Thls part IS played by that shy quiet girl Pat Webb The energetlc Gigi and camera fiend Bunny play the tender love scenes Muggzy being Ed Donnelly and Nancy Hayward Pat Hutton But when An gellca played by Ruth RODIHSOH finds Grandmas teeth ln a fish It really tickles your funny bone In rlngmg down the curtaln we should l1ke to quote Ed Donnellys famous words at the conclusion of the Matinee I want to buy a quiet httle boiler fac tory next door to an apartment which only goes to prove Just how slap happy everyone was Speech Contest Agam E R H S students have taken honors at the dlstrlct speech contests They won all four first places for the second consecutive year The schools partxclpatmg ln the con test were Dansvllle Potterville Mason and Eaton Raplds Joanne Sparkla took first in oratory Sally Hansen first in oratorlcal declamatlon Herbert Clarke first ln extempore speech and Joe Earl brought first wlth his Tell Tale Heart Among six contestants Dolores Doak won third ln dramatic reading Doris Dodge and Ken Miller both received secondary honors Mrs Waring has hlgh hopes for the outcome of the regional contest owing to the fact that we have such excellent materlal Her own back ground we know w1ll aid us in obtain mg the honors . r v 1 .v 1 - 1 1 1. l ' Q ' l A 1 '. , , , . , l 4 4 .. 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Y - WITHOUT THE FINE COOPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS IT IBER WE WISH TO SHOW OUR DEEP APPRECIATION TO ALL OF THE FOLLOWING Adams Dry Cleaners Adams Radio Service All Clolhinq Co Appleby Key and Gun Shop A 8: P Tea Company Baker Beauly Shop Basil s Paslry Shop Sam J Bell Bellys Beauly Shop Ban Franklin Slore Benlley Frosly Shoppe Benlley Shoe Slore Blalls Appliance Shop Bolce Bazaar Bonnell' s Sanilarium Bowl ng Alley Bromling 8: Fosler Bromllng 8: Pelhl Capilal Thealer Card s Warehouse Calerlno Bros DeRose s Candy Knlchen Doak Dry Cleaners Ealon Rapids Journal Ealon Lumber Co Ealon Reslauranl' Eafon Slamplng Co Emery 81 Kull Hardware Esch s Aulo Supply Farmer s Warehouse Foole 8: Cusler oamble Slore Dr. Grandy Sanilarium oullivers Halchery -laflner s Chain Slore Hall Shoe Repair Hansen Packing . Harris Oil Co. Halhaway Body Shop Hausch Cuslom Bulchering Heafon Drug Slore Hemingers' Real Eslale A. I'lenry's Barber Shop Herf-Jones Co. Horner's Woolen Mills Dr. Hurd Huria Markel Dr. Hullon .ull I Island Cily Dairy Island Clly Trading Pos? D rwin Kroger Super Markel Lansing Business Umversily Leaks Jewelry Shop McNamara Aulo Sales Marie s Slyle Shop Dr Marlin Mascol Maupin Relaul Sales Dr Maxey Mllbourns Drug Slore Millers Dairy Farms Millers Melal Works Mingus Shoe Slore Monlle s General Insurance M 99 Refinery Nahonal Bank Owen s Food Merkel' Orr s Plumbing PeHl+ s Funeral Home Powell Sludlos Reese Service Slahon Sage Aulo Supply Slewarl Chevrolel Sales Slewarl Funeral Home Shimmm Drug Slore Smilh Aufo EIECTFIC Chas. Smilh Service Sprinkle Insurance A. A. Squires Merkel Squires Bros. Meal Markel Swan s Tailor Shop S. S. S. Service Dr. Taylor H. A. Terryberry Co. Thomas Barber Shop Lyn Thuma Walch Repair Trimble Gas Slafions Twichell 8: Cochran Dr. Vance Dr. Van Kolken Washburn's Greenhouse Weeb's Deparfmenl Slore H. P. Websler 8: Sons Wes+'s Molor Sales Dr. Winder J. WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO PRODUCE A YEAR BOOK OF THIS CAL ' . r. I ' L. F. Baldwin Long Bean 81 Grain Co. f' Co + .....T...-,.1..-......,...ni..-.---...L..-. + Always Remember FARM MADE CE CRE Muller s Dairy Farms 1 PAUL DOAK Class of 46 ODORLESS DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING FOOTE 8: CUSTER THE BEST GAS STATION IN MICHIGAN BY A DAM SITE Congratulations Class of 46 Frosty Shop PACKAGED ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHES SOZI B W BB S CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BLATT S HARDWARE AND Electrical Appliances 67I MICHIGAN Phone 44303 n Congratulatuo s CLASS OF 46 SERVICE Best Wishes Class of 46 DR VANCE CompInmen+s De Rose Cancl Kitchen PHONE 504I I I I 1 I I I I I . . I I I Phone 4-3III III E Knight - I I I I . I I I S. S. S. I I I ....,-,.-,,.-.,.-..-,,.-,.-..-........-......... - .- -..-.,.-,.-..-..-......-..-. .........-......- I - I I . . I E 1 I I I Phone ZOI road -u-p,-,n-,.,-M-M- ,,,, - p,,, -M ,p,q - l,,, -M-,,,-,ll-M -I..- .-I.-..-..-..-I.-,.-,.-I..-..-...-I.- I I I of E ' I I Y I I I I I I I EL , Owens Food Market MEATS GROCERIES dn APPLIANCES Phone 7I3I Meats Groceries FORMERLY The Sumerlx Grocery W Doc SOUIRES Phone 448II DEXTER ROAD EATON RAPIDS APPLIANCES ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS THE SERVICE THEY RENDER Buy At O R R S PLUMBING AND APPLIANCE SHOP Its The Servnce That Counts Adams Radlo Service SERVICE ON RADIOS APPLIANCES FENCE CONTROLS 5Il Bently EATON RAPIDS MICH Congratulations Seniors MASCOT WHERE EVERYONE MEETS BETTER HAMBURGS FRENCH FRIES THICK MALTEDS Steaks and Chops MERLE AND HELEN WHITTEMORE Phone 926I - ., .I-.E n E n 1.1.1 u-.Q-.--u.-.pig R I I 3 I ! I I I -Nl' .,-..-..-...- - -..- -... -. - -..-..-..-..-...-......-..-..-..-..-.........----- -----1. . I I I I I I I I Q I I I ' I I I I I I - - I I I ' 1 I I Gulf Service Phone 754' I - ' I . . I I I I I ' I I Open 7 Days a eeIr - I H H I I I I - I . . I - - ' -1-1 -I 1-w--w-m1u1Im-I-u--1n-u-1- -E 1 1- 1-..-...-.m1I..-N.-M--.1u-...-.. 1 ...W ! I I I I . . I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I I I I . ... .-H1 -.....--.-...-..-.-.......-..-..1,..-. ....-...1...- .-. .-. ... -. 1.-. 1 .. .- 1 ,-..- I- 1.1m COMPLIMENTS OF BONNETT S Samfarlum and Hofel Cong rafulahons CLASS OF 46 CATERINO BROS STEWART DAY AND NIGHT WRECKER SERVICES PHONE 64II Bromelmg and Pettn ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Hard are Plumbing Heahnq Congrafulahons Class of 46 DR D U MARTIN cr-HROPRACTOR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 46 Bently Shoe Store Word Trimble MOBIL OIL Phone 44743 Phone 4 4I9I Soufh Mann NOFTI1 Mann ERNEST HAUSCH Custom Bufchermg BUTCHERING SMOKING CURING I I l I 1 , I O O E I 1 U O U I I I ----- - ----------- --- - ---- ------ I -..-..-..-..-..-.-.-.-.- -.-..-..-..-..- I I I o i I . I I I - I I I I -ul i lui -1 in ii11 0-1 T T' Tu' Q nnvn1u1nIllli I1 -1 -rw 1 cv- sv vnvliun I I . I CheVl'OIe1' Soles MOBILGAS I I I - - I I -..-..-,.-.-, .... ..-..-..-..-. -..-..- 1 , -,, ,,-M-, -,,,,,,,,-,,.,,,,,-,,-,, , I I I . n T I I . I I W ! ' I . I I If 54 C If LIfFI TYLER S BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5 and 0 THE EATON RAPIDS BOWLING ALLEY Where Everyone IOY A Good E enlng Bolce Bazaar School Supplies GLENN MARR PROP THE EATON RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAKS SPECIALS ON SUNDAYS Home Made Pies and Cakes Phone 4 34II J'!f Twlchell and Cochran MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 26I I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Remember you build Ihe Iadder by whuch you cllmb from +he LowIy EarI'h 'ro Ihe Vaulfed SIues R I. GULLIVER s APPROVED HATCHERY DR TAYLOR Vefermarlan CONGRATULATIONS Harrls Oll Company Phone 35II ..-.............- -......-..-. ...........................-...........-..-. .... .. .-..-. .. .-. ----- --- C I P I ,rn TS I ff' I LA' 5 I U I E I S I I 5 I I i I I I 1 1- -Il-II-lv---1--1 -I 1 -I-----H - I -.---..----.--nv-..-..i.--.-1.-1.-E1.-1ni-.-..- i I I I I I i . I . I En' s . I . . V I U. . I .. - - - - - -..-..- - - -.-..- 1 -...-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-.- I I - I I I . I , I 1 I . . I I . i I I I 5 I 1. 101. -. 1..--.-..-n 1- -. 1-.1..1-.- A -ni -, ,-U ini- 1,-I - 1 .- 1 1--ini. - I I I I I I I ! O I I I I i . ' . I I ....,...W........-..-..-..............-..-..-..............- .- .... .-..-..- ........ ...............-..-....,. r- I K I HERF JONES CO. mpg it-QS :px QE CLASS RINGS, COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS MEDALS, TROPHIES AND CLUB PINS E. Boggs, Michigan Representative ISO Lakesude Drnve GRAND RAPIDS MICH LEAKS Jewelry and Gift Shop WHERE GEMS AND G-OLD ARE RIGHTLY SOLD Phone 352I I H A Powell Studlos PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST DETROIT 26 KALAMAZOO 76 W Ad 4 W M I1 EA 772l 2 3842 LBU LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY LANSING MICH PHONE 98I3 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 46 DR HURD DENTIST CONGRATULATIONS Capitol Theatre H M TERRYBERRY COMPANY P Websters 81 Sons ICE COAL LUMBER Phone 542I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Long Bean 8. Gram Company COMPLIMENTS Journal Publlshmg Company I - I . . I . . I I I . a m s 59 . ic . Phone - Phone - I I I I I - H . . I IonIa af CapIIoI Avenue - - I 2 I I I I I I I ' I I . I I I I I I -I.........-..-..-..-..-..-.I.-,.-I...,.-.I.-..-...- I I I I I I OF I T l a 0 I I I I I ,- T A CONGRATULATIONS REESE SERVICE STATION BETTER LUMBER AND COAL AT NO ADDITIONAL COST Eaton Lumber Company Phone 628I Warehouse Food Locker YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK 7I5 Goodrnch Phone 4 45II CONGRATULATIONS Sprmkle Insurance Agency Congratulations CLASS OF '46 DR WINDER DENTIST Comphments Emery and Kull Hardware SPORTING GOODS ESCH S AUTO SUPPLY AUTO ACCESSORIES AND APPLIANCES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 6 D F Hut n OSTEOPATH I I I I ! I I I I I I I of ' I I 5 I I I I I I I -. - - .- .... -. .. - ..... .... .-.. .-..- I - ---- - ------ ------ I I I E I 1 i I I - I I I Storing In Season Foods for Out of Season Use I I I I . I I V V 'A I I Dr. . . to I I I I QUALITY IS REMEMBERED LONG AFTER THE PRICE IS FORGOTTEN COMPLIMEI ITS MAUPIN RETAIL SALES Good luck CLASS OF 46 Industrlol Fubrlcotlng SPECIALISTS IN FABRICATED FLASKS AND JACKETS Joe Muller PI1one678I EATON RAPIDS MICH , Inc HANSEN PACKING C0 Poultry Eggs 3II W KNIGHT BEST WISHES CLASS O McNamara Auto Sales Look to O L D S FOR ALL THAT S NEW Butter +1-1-:ini-n1n-11-1.91u1niuiniuinpinu1-:Q -piu1pp-..n-.-1.1.--I - ini 1.--U19-n --2..- ...M Nb I I I I I Q . I I I I I S I I OE I I I I I I I I I I -.-... ...-.-..-.-..- -.- -.- -..-..- I -..-..-..-..- - -..-..-.- -.-.-..-..-,,- I I I I i F '46 ' I I . . . I - I I I I I I Il I . ll I I I . - I I I I I 4, .-,..-, ...,,-,...-..-..-..-..-... -..- ....-......- .. .. .-. -..-..-..-..- .-..-..-..-.........-..... 4. 41 ,III WHERE ECONOMY RULES The Great Atlantic 81 Pacific Tea Co Meats Groceries M99 REFINERY STATION FULL LINE OF GROCERIES GASOLINE O Howard C Rouse Mgr CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES SHIMMIN S Drug Store COMPLIMENTS Dr Van Kolken I I I I I I I I I I . . I I . I I 1 I . I ' I I I I I I I ,W ,III -M, I - .I.I -I,-,,- .I,I -I.-I,.-I.-II-,.I-,.I-.I-,.,. I I I I I I . I I I I I I I OF I - IL I . I I I - 1 I I I + - - - ------------ II-- ---------- -'- + .-...Z.1..1..1..-..1..1......1..1...-..-..-..-..in1.....nl..-.........-.-......-.......-..-..1..:..1, 1... .. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '46 MICHAEL MONTIE General Insurance PHONE 746I Kroger Super Market F VAN NOCKER PROP Swan s Tailor Shop DRY CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING Phone 572I I BEST WISI-IES F- Bromellng and Foster PI1one327I Bes+WIsI1es Roy Maxey DENTIST I I I I CL T22 C3 '46 I I 0 I I I I I -......-..-..-. -......-..-..-......-..-..-.,-.-- I -..-..-..-..-..-......-..........-. -..-..-..- I , . I I . I , T Cai' 3' 46 I I T Dr. I I LI I Mllbourns Drug Store Squlres Bros QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS MALI f-L VEGETABLES 1 THE REXALL STORE Phone 337l VONIY THE NATIONAL BANK EATONRAPIDS Member Federal Deposd Insurance Corporahon + ninini. T.--01.1,r1..i..1..-H--.,-..1,.1---1.-1.--..-Q-.1--1-.lu-HT..-.,.-....i-,- + I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I i'fQ,.'ff-I. 259- CQ I 1'JI'-JDf3I f'4fNI,Ef , I I If I E 'J I ER I I I I I I I I UNI IIIOI IYICIIIIR TRUST IIXI M, FIJI VIII TOL R MOVIE' IN IIQI ST ,, ! CONGRATULATIONS CI ASS O 46 Halls Shoe Repanr CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS J W Irwm, M AJTO I-IEVIC TI-IEREDY Phone 4 3421 arle s Styl Shop YOUR FAITH ON OUR LABEL BEST WISHES Smith Auto Electric T Appleby K Y AND GUN SHOP Repalrlng and Parts for Guns and Bucycles I- I 63I Island Cnty Dalry GROCERIES AND MEATS Buyers of Eggs and Cream QI-TONE 74l I Adams Cleaners BEST WISHES CLASS OF 46 L F BALDWIN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE I J. . I T E A I I L , . . . I - ' I 31 IOL E I I -..-..-..-..-..-...-...-.....................-..... i ------- -- ---------- -- - ------ -- - I I I . . I I I . . . ' . 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I I I -.,-..-.I-..-..-......-..-..-.,.-.,n-..- -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- I I I IRIX T,,Lf+TIf'.S I CL CDE 46 CMI P 'LLAICIE I iEm0P2 I ' I I I I I I IZ' ' Q- Heaton s Drug Store SHAEFER PENS AND PENCILS ASK FOR BASTLS Bread Rolls and PGSTFIGS Basll s Pastry Shop CONGRATULATIONS West Motor Sales COMPLIMENTS OF STEWART Funeral Home CFLJRTPS C THOMAS BARBER SHOP AND BAKER BEAUTY SHOP Phone 4 372l HATHAWAY AUTO BODY WORKS Servuce on Bear Frame and Axle CN Harold A Pethf FUNERAL HOME T T T , T T T T T T T T T 1 T T T T T i 2 T T T T OT lll eel, ll T T T T ' T 'T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T ' T T T -,,T-,,-T - -.T-.- T.,T -...-.T- ,.T. -.-W T..T -T-T, T -T- T.,. -.,-.T-..T- T-.T-T- -T.T-,,T-T,T- I . T T T ' T T T T - ' T T T , T T T T T T T T fe 5 5 T T T T Q ,,., ,... - .... T T T T T T I T . T OTAQT Of 46 T . I . T T T T T T T T T T T 4,-, ----- .-,,-..-..-..-..-..........-......-..-......-..-..-......-......-..-......-..-..-.... TT I GIFTS Island Cnty Trading Post IVAI Qmcie NOVELTIES HOUSEWARE FURNITURE CQNQRA IATIONQ A BEST MSHES G R A N D Y SANITARIUM AND HOTEL FI PT HURJA Market QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 156 Scum Mann Phone 6I2I A IJENRY5 Barber Shop BETTYS Beauty Shop Phone 762 I FONGQP LATIOI CLASQ QF 46 The Vaughan Co DEPARTMENT STORE A LIHIe BeHer for a Lu++Ie Less + ..-...-..-...- -..-...-..........-......-...-.-..-..-..-.-......-..-. ...... -.--..-..--..... -.-, -. + I I I - I I C,.'fU'fEI S ' I I OP I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-...- I H- LLV - 'A - k-In- l-0-M-M-L l-W- n- m- m I I ' I , I I I I L- , . D I ,Q l I I I I -.I-.I-.,-..I-..-..-,I-I.,..II-II-II-,I-.- I I V . ITL! I iS I I - I I I . . I V- I H E M I N G E R S Real Estate and General Insurance CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 46 I STED FOR STY QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP M G ego Je sld Roblee S Hy L g ma y o+l1e ALT CLOTHING CO T E L E c r r, ri , , o - e ion and n r well lcnown brands as- sure you 'flue besf values for TLTE monlrlw. HORNER WOOLEN MILLS CO. FINE WOOLENS SINCE :sae Best Wishes for Your SUCCESS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 46 PHONE 2321 HOURS 9 + 5 30 4 70 n I O I AUTOGRAPHS NOTES
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