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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

THE EATCDNIAIXI Published by 1947 ' ,fm Navy W ...'i.1'.zL. 'S' MII ll I THE SENIQR CLASS EATON RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL Eafon Rapids Mudwugen I 'I . H '16 T ' du ,., ' i ' Q . -' ' ' ' H '- iw .,V- .IL Q A .sw ig,-,g-15 Qing., - X f ,, M i 4 -5. Y .. . V . ,MW Q W , 1.1 v, , ,EZ , fx j - aulw . . - 5 ., ... ,,,f ,tu .- Q J w gf ' 1 -..,.., -L . , 17,-ji'-1'f, V .,-f- xi- ' N. 'I A . ,U ' ram ' ', H-2.,,.v ,. 'T '- ' . ia' Q P i QB' 1214-:J , . V ' Y - ' Z -fa f-I V' :fm.:a.w.11.., M ' 4- - ' , , I The ctty ot Eoton Rop1ds IS unrque rn the toot thot you connot get IH or out ot the busrness d1str1ct wrthout crossrng or brrdge There 1S no other ctty rn the stolte ot Mlchlgon thot depends on lorrdges more thon Eoton Ptoprds Because of the rrnportonce of brtdges to our crty we hove token them GS the theme for our onnuol We thrnk ot the school boord the ddmrnrstrotron ornd the toculty os strong supports rn our budge ot knowledge Wlth thelr help we spon thrs brrdge ond enter the cornrnuntty os well tntorrned rehoble ortrzens The purpose ot thrs book IS to preserve the rnemones ot our school dogs ono to oct os or rernrnder of our gooo trmes ot FCDREWCDRD 6 U 5' 'U . t L, xx , X - I. T . - f ' ,T l A . f I , . 2 ' I I' . of ' W' I I f 5 T - ,i - . 1 , . X 1 ' T ' .A MRS MILDRED HARRELL MISS STELLA THOMPSON We the senlor class ot l947 gratefully decltcate th1s Eatonlan to our class advls ers Mlss Stella Thompson an Mrs lvhlclrecl Harrell Through our tour years ol hrgh school they have gutcled us over the londge ot knowledge and helped us to value the tcleals of honesty dependab1l1ty and perseve ance DEDICATIQN I I , O . , , . Y .. f l Y' l . SCI-IOOL BOARD - DESIGNERS ol the BRIDGE DR, JAMES MAXEY MRS. STELLA I-IUTTON Pre 'dent Secretary MR HAROLD PETTIT MR RAY OULLIVER Tree u er Trustee MR JACK DAVIDSON MR JOHN SIBLEY Trustee Superintendent ot Schools We v1sual1ze the Board ot Educatron as the brldge connect1ng our school w1th the comrnunlty Thls Board IS composed ot the b1l1ty ot maktng our school run smoothly They know that 1n order for th1s to be done a school rnust have a strong taculty and plenty of good egutprnent As a result our school rece1ves as h1gh a ratrng as IS g1ven to any school rn the state by the Unlverstty ot Mrchrgan and by the North Central Assoclatlon ot Colleges and Secondary Schools Let us hope that thts brrdge wrll never crumble but w1ll grow to be larger and stronger IH the years to come 4 SI I Ia J superintendent and tive townspeople who have the responsi- MR JOI-IN D SIBLEY Supermtendent To the class of l947 go my best wishes for a happy and successful life. You deserve the best that life has to offer. You have Worked hard to achieve your objectives and have thereby accomplished many tasks in a seem- ingly effortless manner. I appreciate the good school citi- zenship Which the members of your class displayed and l feel in this regard that you are ready to fill well your place in adult society. l know that your education and training here have been many sided and diversified, and l trust as you try new endeavors you will find that you are adequately prepared. HOWARD DALMAN Graduation from high school is a signal honor and l congratulate you upon this accomplishment l also Wish to compliment the class of l947 upon their very excellent year book l hope that the many lessons learned in school will be a help to you in solving life s problems Many of you Will continue your formal edu cation in institutions of higher learn ing while others will enter different walks of life To all of you l extend my best Wishes for success and hap piness May l quote Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you IOHN D SIBLEY MR HowARD DALMAN Prmcupal ADMINISTRATION- BUILDERS ol the BRIDGE Y! Z, I FACULTY- SLIRRCDRTS QI the BRIDGE MILDRED I-IARRELL N :XII R CLASS ADVISER EWG MORRIS I-IODGES I SMMAN C ASS A VARIQN JOI-INSION FLGRENCE MAXEY I UAT C A A S DORIS CI-IASE AB ALBICNI COLLEC: ADV SER TC L GHTH GFA : DONALD CQILLETTE AB ALMA COLLLQC SOPHOMORE CLASS A VISER aHrfIavL Q ra CU a' 5 uae WARD GOETZ M FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISER If UI rw fra 5 r ay d We G M CLAUDE GROAT A L+ In 'II r ar X . - I. . J - +5 I I A FII I I I I C VI VW a ': 'F 'ef iv :VG cg . f F-' 'ies we 3 Def ff-' 'GCC-'C'?S I--f f- , rf-5, ,,, , . A ., MJ I. ,Q bfIe5Iy s'a'4o as We silo e rf qImr'I'los ard Is me ' 0 I asf pm f nf fi Y ICQp'IvQ 5'udI1-5 .f.'1IfII fn-ri gg 'Img pr C,ifaI ' '-PI, I X B,S. . S. C. J Wi? C danger 'Pe ga 5 rgrcws 'zd' Le 'I nj 'La' .Cu Ltr' Cr cs' bu' Vw. JI. QI 'Q a 9, I BS. M, .. C. A The ifnes' and rwisf Dre bus 'I a A'1rIf Ihre, AMB. NI, S. . Cf, rx ' D VI I, IC :aw 'Pr' a C we C5 wde's'a'cIn3 'r , 'ew' 'a' Va fi' be sm C '. ES. C, M. .C. :RL I L IQ SES ., X I I C ES. 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'K JUNIORS O rt LEG NEIBALIR T ea u er KENNETH KNQWLES e P e JGANNE WILLIAMS J Member a La o BGB PALMER Sec e SALLY KODOULOS The Junrors spanned the year wrth act1v1tres from September to Tune The annual Thanksglvtng turkey drnner was grven under the dtrectron of Mr Swank Durrng the Chrtstmas season Chnst mas wreaths were sold wh1ch added ftfty dollars to the treasury The Juntors were honorec by havrng Sally Kopoulos electe as Queen of Hearts by the school wrth another 1un1or Marlene Hughey as one of the attendants The Washrngton Ball was one of the hrghllghts of the year wtth the mustc provtded by Ken Maxted s orchestra The play Trsh wh cn was presented on Aprrl 2 was a huge success The year ended successfully w1th the Tunlor Sentor prom on May 23 The Junrors are look1ng forward to a senlor year as frurtful and as full of golden oppor tun1t1es as the year tust past SOP!-IOMGRES P estdenf MARTHA SMITH Secretary CARLA CATERING Vice Presrdertt DONALD GILLETTE Trea urer KEITH RATHBUN On September l946 a group of students entered Eaton Raplds Hrgh School as sophomores They started the year off wlth the annual 1n1t1at1on by puttrng the freshmen through the1r paces ln November thrs class turned craftsmen and made maroon and gray banners for the eventful Charlotte football game on Armrs t1ce Day At the Chrrstmas season w1th the help of thelr sponsors Mrss Seyfrred Mrs Rrch and Mr Glllette an assembly program portraylng Dtckens Chrrstmas Carol was glven by twenty members of the class The sophomores are looklng forward to therr next two years 1n hrgh school FRESI-IMEN Pres dent GEORGE VAN LQON Secretary SHIRLEY SPENCER V ce Pres aertt MABLE TEACHOUT Treasurer JIM M CQRMICK ln the fall of l945 we new erghth graders came to the hrgh school burldrng to contrnue our educatron We gave a dance to the seventh graders rn November and they rn return gave one to us Later we gave one to the whole school The boys played basket ball agarnst the seventh grade and won Ia great teaml At the end of the year there were one hundred and seventeen enrolled We became freshmen rn l946 ln1t1at1on was held ID October mth the sophomores dorng a gooa Job of tt We have sponsored one school dance thts year EIGHTI-I GRADE INCI WITHEROW S e CHART CIN VN :NE NEIBAUR Although the erghth graders have been wlth us for only a year we know that they have a brrght future before them We senrors wrsh them the best of luck dunng therr next four years at Eaton Raptds Hrgh School '72 . f Rreer e ,7 r 3 r Vlrg - r Qlaemt I r, I - t- rJe I X u r tar, , , . . . , ' I 1 1 fi c. , , , . 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W C H e JW C M HH o olt H GM Hyttc R The Greyhounds of Eaton Raplds l-hgh School began the l946 season wlth an average team whrch played hard and dlsplayed the best ot sportsmanshlp There were thlrteen letterrnen back but some of these were lackmg game expenence Honor came to the team wrth the chosmg ot Harry Canheld as Al1Conterence econd strlng guard Also four of our boys CBob Wolf back Harry Hrdenfelter back Ioe Alleo center The h1gh spot of the season was the Arm1st1ce Day game w1th Charlotte lt was played on the Or1oles gr1d1ron The teams were evenly matched but ln the closlng rnlnutes ot the hnal per1od the Orloles got two lucky breaks whlch spelled vlctory tor them The coveted Brown Iug remalns 1D Charlotte for the year but w1th next years team playlng good ball we hope to see 1t agaln rn our trophy case The captam elect Harold Harnman w1ll f1ll the shoes of co captalns Howdy Ledergerber and Harry H1denfelter Here are the scores tor the season R rx e Raya ch C Ram R an g Tec Cfia lo hm Maxey 2-1 Kneeling- P, Hamman, R. olt, H. Ledergerber, B. Sherman, H. antield, . Sherman, C. R. Robinson, D. Gray, J. Valek. Ist Row-Standing: H. Hid ntelter. J, Alleo, H. Blomme, K. Miller, . ichman, M. orbin, R. cCormick, H. Nehring, B. Smith, D. Krumm, . amman. 2nd Row-Standing: J. Gruber. M. M ntie, R. Morrow, R. St z, E. Nickerson, D. awlcins, L, Bryd , . a , . Neibaur. K. athbun. - s ' . Howard Ledergerber, endl received honorable mention. Eaton Rapids' l9 Hastxng.: 18 Eaton al, dr 5 Ev Yeti 13 Eaton ar 'ss lQ M1 ,. enter O Eaton Rapids 7 Howell 25 Eaton A 'ds U Grand Ledge 6 Eaton ajoldf 6 L .sin 7 Eaton Rapid: 3 Mason 20 Eaton Rapids D I r ite .. . . 12 f VARSITY BASKETBALL W M Hd December 6 started our l946 47 basketball season Startrng slow our veteran team lost the flrst three games before anne-xlng v1c tones one and two over Olrvet and Howell After th1s we let down and rt proved fatal as we lost our next three games one berng our annual rlval game w1th Charlotte We proved we had a very good team when we h1t our strlde ID w1nn1ng the next frve games before our rrvals Charlotte aga1n defeated us 29 27 rn one of the most exc1t1ng games of the season Our Grey hounds lost to Mason but came back to cop our frnal game from Grand Ledge grvrng us a t1e for thrrd place 1n the league stand 1I'1QS w1th Everett We ended our regular season wrth a record of 8 won and 8 lost Our captarn Howard Ledergerber who gurded us over our rough schedule scored the rnost pornts l59 1n regular season play and was prcked as center on the all Conference team Fred Kapff who was a consrstent scorer dur1ng the season was second wrth ll6 and was glven honorable mentlon on the conference team as was Ioe Alleo who won a few games on hrs last m1nute freld goals All of the frrst f1VS Ledergerber Kapff Alleo Wolf and Page plus Hrdenfelter are senrors ln tournament play we drew Hastrngs and beat them 30 26 Charlotte for the thrrd trme rn the season and lost 36 30 IH a game the Greyhounds can be proud of We made a real frght of 1t all the way l Lanstrg T ch Mason O1 et H ell Hastrngs C'ta lotte E Lans rg Tech Ho we l Eve e t Grand L Ever tt Ha t ngs Charlotte Mason Grand Ledge Harry Hrdenfelter Seated: J. Afleo, F, Kapff, H. Ledergerber. C. Page. R. olf. Standing: L. Heaton, J. axey L. Shaw, H. I enfelter, F. Hamman, Coach Goetz. on Charlotte s court. ln the Drstrrct frnal we were pltted agamst ER. . 24 onia ..30 ER 54 'I E. R 22 ', e . . 33 E R 38 r t E. R. . . 33 . . . . 36 E R. 55 edge E. R. . . 74 l'v . 20 E R .35 e E. R. . . 33 ow ,. 32 E R 40 si . , E R. 28 ' . . . 41 E R 27 . E. R 19 I r 35 E, R . . 24 R. 3l i. .. .....4l ER . 35 ' TRACK i Our 1945 track team came through with many victories. Although they had little experience, a poor field for practice, and poor equipment, they more than stood their own. They had the old school spirit in their veins and showed the speed of the Greyhounds. The first two triangular meets were Won with flying colors. Next came the Hastings Relay with a third place for us, and then on to Albion to take second place and Win a trophy. Then We were off to East Lansing for the Conference meet for third place. We took a thrilling second in the Regional. Next and last We Went to the State meet. We did very Well here taking tenth place out of about fifty schools. ln the State meet four of our boys showed their speed. Harry Hidenfelter took third in the low hurdles While larnes Maxey placed fourth in the 220, The relay team, I. Maxey, P. Hamman, H. Hamman, Harry Hidenfelter, placed second, This track sea- son proved that our boys do have the spirit, will and ability to Wifi- Charlie Page 25 EQCDTBALL RESERVES V' fm QL V ll W f-4 A HI BASKETBALL Lil BASKETBALL RESERVES N Cards MG 1' M SN WSTF1 a R 5 Mus Y7'Y7 Spa eu Le ' LE R H ws M L-HQ M rv' Q R Ramef R M C x K Rafifbur J Wx Lmar' D'BV7dNV'Q L Heaf J Mafey fMa agersj K E rar K '43 e D Lycra L Ea e H Bcmme A Srmfh R CLOLQLV M W GPGZ fcoafm E BEST GAME OE Tl-IE YE -. A CHARLOTFE GAME NOV II IQ46 Cha H OUR CHEER LEADERS h JW 28 933' 1 IDITIES A NX 4 ' ' . 'I Ssfx E0 ,' if , I6 :dl 'gf f , 35 In . Q3 fy XX -L fi I- l ,OH I ri? sTgg,flfmuss v uf Q0 3 NCR' k En 'x H17 S, . , Je I I GFFICE CHHRGE A Hx gg ll b 29 HONOR SOCIETY 'Y 9 11111 lllll EATON RAPIDS The Eaton Rapids l-ligh School Band under the direction ot 'll3op Xfinters had a very successful year. Marching and playing tor the football games and playing tor the basketball games was a great entertainment tor students and townpeople alike. A suc- cesstul concert was given March 4. May proved to be a very busy month with the band presenting another concert and jour- neying to Olivet Tc the Annual Spring Festival ot all the bands in this area, Each band played a number separately and all the bands played a few numbers together as a mass band, May 30 the band marched and played tor Memorial Day Cere- znonies. The year was concluded with the playing ot the processionals lpomp and Chivalry and 'pomp and Circum- siance' at Class Night and Commencement, 'J I-HGH SCI-IGCDL BAND as MR. DEAN WINTER - D're:'of Ps' Rin: K, Squlws Q. 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L 5, S, .I- 31 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB R J v MISS MAPIAN JO'-IIXISICN Dwedor MISS DQPOII-IN JEAN SMITH Afcompemr BOYS CHORUS eu p 22QefSfmd37g1Is fuse mor I groups if Rap 43 Hxgh School has eve 'W N1 ecfe C Pfeeeefw M1111 J Icxvomble Commerts vefe muse c do N Je' hex Dlercie and hon comx3IefeI J me, up 'fe Qewes I Q We QOYIGQ hev SCI of USCG P :uses gc +C M135 Me' 11 Ionesforv dlrec C QI me GIee I CI e We fugh schoe S was C 9 STUDENT COMMISSIQN l'l 'ii eated a sen Ma v R Mc ormc co e Engle Wof J Alleo Ist o F auqh J n a C a Blo V e Mot a e H Thts group 1S composed of students elected from each home room and from each approved organlzatron The Iunror Mem ber at Large elected by the ent1re student body serves as VICS presldent and automaucally becomes pres1dent ln h1s sen1or year The student cornmlsslon IS formed to meet once a Week and d1scuss student problems and proyects and to plan and d1rect assemblles Some of the features of thls years Work are the mov1es rnld West assernbhes the contr1but1ons for the dance hghtmg system and black curtams for the gymnas1um Many other WorthWh1le thlngs have been accompllshed and the com mlssron looks forward to a br1ghter future 33 OFFICE CHARGE SESSION CHARGE T T M HW Much ot the credit for the smooth running ot our school goes to the office charge and the session charge. The office charge under the direction ot Mr. Dalrnan have kept the school records and have been of service to those who enter the office. The session charge have been responsible for making the session hall a good place to study. These groups have had aood practical training in leadership. 34 NATIGNAL l-ICDNGR SOCIETY 9 One of the most respected groups rn h1gl'1 school IS the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety To be a member of lh1S group 1S the greatest honor a student IS able to obtarn Members are chosen by the faculty on the bas1s of character scholarsh1p leadershrp and serv1ce FIVG per cent from the upper thlrd of the class are chosen the 1un1or year and ten per cent more are added the sen1or year The emblem of thrs natlonal organ1zat1on IS the keystone and torch Whrch slgnrfy the four qualltles on whrch the socrety 1S based May ll'11S group grow larger ln future years as the stu dents of Eaton Raplds H1gh School reallze the lmportance of character scho1arsh1p leadershlp and servlce 35 Standing - Joe Alleo, Doris Dod e, Mr. Dalrnan, David Klink, Helen Harrell, Ken Miller. Sitting - Cecelia Ria-gel, Harry Canfield, Joyce Pointer, Charles Page. I l I I ' UQ, ' Hn .. 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I I I Tl-lE SPEECH CLUB 1 Deterrnlned to surpass last year s record ot tour drstrlct ltr s and a regronal trrst and second the Speech Club se to work Clarnorrng lor adrnlttance tnto the local contest were erglcteen oeglnners Whrle elght ot that nurnber were elrrntnated rn pre lrmrnary contests rn peech classes ten carne through to cornpete vvlth veteran club members ln the tlnal assembly Actrvrtres have rncluded a Chrtstrhas party at Dorothy Srnlth s home tr1ps to contests lor sorne a tr1p to Lansrng to hear Mar aaret Webster Shakespearean drrector and reader a btg 1n1t1at1on party and a farewell p1cn1c KEY CLUB 3 9' P Ohh F7 lm fin. fr! rv MM BS 5 AM F A Ist o Pot a o H o ld W Co les W Hose R Clou d a o K o e B Cape S ate t e 3d o Tlwaye D ocom d CM es a a Moc sg a g A Hay d M 6 oa P M u L Slnedd J e e s c a t C FFA MOTO Learn1ng to do Domg to learn Earnmg to ltve L1v1ng to Serve Presrdent DAVID KLINK VICE Presldent ROBERT MORROW Secretary LEO ELKINS Treasurer DALE ELLSWORTH Reporter ALLEN HOLCOMB Sentmel KEITH CANTINE Our year got under Way by sendrng Dale Ellsworth Davld Khnk and Herbert Clarke to the Nat1onal Convent1on 1n Kansas C1ty M1ssour1 We attended the County Conventlon at Ohvet and the Rural Program Caravan at Charlotte Our F F A basketball team made a name for 1tselt throughout the county Tasty 1ell was sold to the members as a protect to rncrease the treasury Garden seeds were sold to the people ot the communrty as a servlce to them Delegates were sent to the State Conventlon at M1ch1gan State College Perhaps th1s sounds hke a lot ot travel1ng but We also do a lot ot work 1n our Ag per1ods 38 R w - W. in er, R. Williams, D. Burgess, K. Cortright, H. Clarlce. D. J rd t, J. Bush, E. elntz, K. G u , . w , . l r, . gh. Zn Row - J. H ll, V. Dornan. R. Smith, K. Br wn, C. eelvn, W. M lin , M. Yerxa, . r nter, .B man, E. Prat , A. Seltridg , C. Hall. r R w - E. Curtis D. Burgess, R. Gulliver, W. r, . Ellsworth. A. H l b, D. Klinlc, L. Elcins, R. Hill, J. Maxey. W. Robertson, D. Colestaic Stan ing - R. M anus, D. Tyler. J. Cleev , M. Culver, C. M rtin C. B iley, J. lc, A. De r n e, . war . r. r t, . cMan s, . . , .Jenlins, M. Hyatt, D. Smith, J. Kilrendall, L. P t r, R. E lc r, S. lark. . . . T SENIOR PLAY 'gel 5 Istc a a K HH l-'Cae A Stronger 1n the Nrght o three oct comedy mystery Wos suc cesstully presented to the publlc by the senlors on November Zl The ploy Wos drrectecl by Mlss Stellcr Thompson who hos been responsrble tor mony successful ploys The ccxst tor the ploy 1S os follows SYLVIA LEE MABLE CRANE EDDIE BEACH NONA POLLARD MARCELLA BENDER CLIFFORD NEWKIRK VELDA STEVENS I T RUTLEDGE GRANT TERRY ROSE IORDAN SAM FISH SANDRA KING OFFICER OFF STAGE 39 loonne Sporlcrcx Cecehcx Rtegel Kenneth Mrller Helen Hcrrrell Edrth lohn Charles Page Ioyce Potnter Ed Donnelly Hctrry Cctntrelcl Betty Curr Herbert Sherrnon Rachel Eoctn Dovrd Kltnk HALL MONITORS BQAPY STA Z M39 CONSERVATIQN CLUB if I 9 Q A H Pa We 11 M eoe re K fa a L a u m P Padwwan AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CRGSS S3 CCM FffP - Sa S563 CfS E fCC G S, Pa sv C C-Nssxv, B. M,M1 ,S V-, r rf H H1 . 41 EATCNIAN STAFF The annual staff W1shes to thank all those who have made the publlcatlon of thls year s Eaionlan posslble We especrally Wrsh to thank Mrs Harrell and Mr Dalman who have generously glven much of thelr advlce and tlrne Advr o MHS HAPRELL Fdl o Herbert She Asso ate ed to s Helen H rrell Ha ry Car elcl B smess a e loe Alleo As lstant rms n et M le H a a l. ae e e o s A e a rd Ce e D e e a 1 ea e Ee C r Herne 1 C a me edt lean e Coll o Ha H ae e fe T o s s Rose N lle Ha el VN iso Ru S ale 42 . , . 't reinfchief ., A ,. . ' . rrian ci 1 r . A . , . l a , r .fi 'a Q :nan 3 r .. . . . . s' . ' ' gness zranagers ,. .Ke n E1 rl' r 'ow rl e' ra ro r Sports edit to lun Max Charles Paae llgsgo editors loathe Sjoarlca Maaelne Moniae Qqotation edltoro , . P 1 Bl , C 11a lg a I Sn gosho, Aitors loyo Pomter tty a r, ' I l r' Art lots , A ., , , ni Lnawo Cl, rr',' i' nf l. r 'J it A , , . 11' r, . 2 lx' n, ah t ' CLASS HISTGRY When we the senrors of 1947 'nade our debut as freshmen the sophomores had a brrcht alearr rn therr eye Tnrs aleam told us they had been thtnk ma up rrntratron p anks Ho Never when the trrrre for mrtratrorr came NG were d sappomted We fodnd rt was rmpossrble to have t trns year so the sopno mores horored us at a d nce A few weeks late we retal ated by arvrna trrem a dance rn retu rf Thus v e becarre the best of frrends Our actrvtt es as areen freshmen were fe ff so N9 were not mrssed much when our unknown teachers passed us rnto the sophomore grade As qay sophomores we hoped to have the rnrtra tron customs renewed but nothtng dorng lnstead we had a bramstorm as only our class could and sold the mcomrna greenres as slaves tn a slave sale Thrs proved to be a very good money makrng scheme After sellmg the freshmen we drd nothrnq of rmportance except to pass rnto the rumor grade much to th sorrow C79 of our teachers Cecelra Rreqel brought honor to the sophomore class by wrnnrnq flrst place rn Declamatron at the Reqronal Speech contest held 1n Bath Mrchrqan We re Jolly Junrors now Much of the cred1t for a very successful Junror year should go to loyce Pornter who proved to be a capable and popular Presrdent We started out wrth brg busrness plans rn order to earn the money we knew we would need To start the ball rollmg we had a dance after a basketball game Wrth thrs very successful start another dance was grven wrth some of our class members as dancmg mstructors Poor underclass menl The customary lazrness of the Junrors drd not come to our class for we drd not know when to stop A baked goods sale profrted us much Football fans at the Mason game appeased therr hunger on hot dogs sold by us Our selltng of Chrrstmas wreaths rn December of 1945 set a precedent for the next year junrors To start 1946 rrght we gave a drnner to two hundred teachers at the Masonrc Temple on February 5 Our treasury was frllrng up and we had set a record as one of the rrchest classes We set another record by makmg a proftt on our Wash 1ngton Ball somethrng few classes have accom plrshed Now came our chance to show how well the students of our class could act On March 27, we presented Spr1ng Green under the drrectron of Mrss Stella Thompson Remember Herb Sherman and Ken Mrller as the wolves of the play, MaJor Harry Carrfrelcl araolrng Cecelra Rergel and grand pa Dave K1 nk The attendance was large and we felt Nell epatd o the fork we had done or the play T year 1 as comma aurckly to a close and as Nas the custom we set up our last dance of the year the luntor Senror P om Our theme Sym phony was Nell ecerved oy the s l'ool and w re credxted wrth havmq beautrful prom Two Junror boys brought honor to the clas thrs ,fear Herbert Clarke was chosen for the State Farmer Degree and Charles Page was elected Natronal Trustee of Key Club lnternatronal a very su cessful and we accomplrshed very well Dronrfred senrors at lastl We began workrng on pro1ects to earn money for our one and only senror year Each senror was grven a dollar from the class treasury We all found prolects to rncrease thrs dol lar by rnvestrng rt After completrng our protects we turned the dollar and the money we earned by rt back mto the treasury Concesslons at the Everett football game and a dance after the game were our frrst class prolects of the year On October 25 we agarn had concessrons at the Grand Ledge game We ended October wrth a party at Rachel Egans Wrth another chance to show our abrlrty as actors we presented Stranger rn the Nrght wrth Mrss Thompson agarn as drrector Thrs comedy mystery was well ltked and was as successful as our frrst play Durrng the followmg months we gave two dances after basketball games We planned to have a Sarnt Patrrcks Day dance but rt was changed to a Sprrng Ball on March 21 Of the bas ketball varsrty frve members were senrors Howdy Ledergerber was chosen for the all conference team when the senror boys rntramural team wrapped up the champron shrp wrth a record of ten games won and one lost we turned to pro ductng the l947 Eatoman Under the supervrsron of Mrs Harrell and wrth Herb Sherman as Edrtor rn Chref the best Eatonran of Eaton Raprds Hrgh School was turned out Lrttle trouble was encountered As our trme was growrng short Although we wrll be glad when the looked for day of graduatron arrrves we are a lrttle sad as we know our happy school days never agarn wrll be experrenced MADELINE MONTIE HARRY HIDENFELTER ., . r 'gh J r '. ' lr , 1 , ' ' ' , C ' J r ' -r Q l- ' r A Q f r 'J . ' ' '. ' . r ' 4 ' , . . Ln . his 'J ' Q' V , ' ' . c ' i I A 1 - - . Q - - ' r . ' . - s . a . r ' ' r ' ' -, c r , r we t ' ' I . A . r.. e ' ' ' c c V I - ' ' - Our next worry was of passing to be seniors. This I I U I I W I I . A I I e . . ' ' . , . ' I ' 7 . . . CAN YOU IMAGINE Dorothy Artz Wlthout Ruth Staley Mlss Chase W1th black ha1r and brown eyes loe Alleo hurryrng The oltrce Wrthout Mrs Srnrth Don Gray wrthout a grrl The lrbrary Wrthout 1ts twosornes A school dance wrthout theV F W s The Senror class treasury empty A teacher s play Nrthout Morrxs Hodges Ed Hall srx feet tall Ed Donnelly wrth stra1ght blonde harr Harry Hldenlelter Wlthout h1s yo yo Helen Harrell as qulet as Iohn Stoltz M1ss Thompson Wrthout her fnendly SIT11l6 Lawrence Shedd croonlng Bob Wolf rn an unpressed surt Mr Dalrnan Worrymg The Sen1or Engllsh classes au1et clean school bu1ld1ng Wrthout Rollo Charlre Page as rnnocent as he looks The boys Glee Club Wlthout Don Grrrnes .utr T l A , ru ' E- I A Dick Scott in school every day. I 1 . 1 . I A . ' I 418 4. -. - 4. ALWAYS REMEMBER 0' , ' Homelhfle ICE CREAM MILLER S DAIRY FARMS EATON RAPIDS 49 CARL ACKLEY CHANDLER PONTIAC S H U T C I-I IN G S FURNITURE STQRE A POWELL STUDIOS MBLE NORTI-I STATION General EIec+rac I I I I I-I. . I ,L,-',.l '..:N. I I Q ' Z- -ff I - I I I l -.., I -.... ,..,-,...-- I 'Ifi,I?fxIlCIA I I T RI 'S CSTV Cf I I I grawg 5 me I I I I I I I ALES FND SERVICE Q S 8: E ffl L II--ffiii I - Pads and S rvice I I M-:2My1,A.fQ5 I I :'2 I ' I I I . . I I I + 1'---1-1.---.lug .1 + M 99 HARDWARE 6I7 M CI-I ST VI BEST WISI-IES CIQSS oI 46 DR VANCE ony I If Ions BesI Wfehes SI-IIMMIN S DRUG STORE I-IANSEN PACKING CO PQULTRY E963 BUTTER 3II W Km hi AIA I 6 Ben+Ieys Frosfy Shoppe Warehouse Food Locker G 44 II I I I - I I , . I Pho e 6941 I I I I'I-I'I-ITTITI'-II-ITA-'I-'I'-I I Q I I I I ' I . I I I I . Cohigrf UINIOPS CUM C 4 . 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BY A DAM SITE' I3Iwo'e IL - , I 'r5? ?.'?9'CIIf 'JQEIS B fI ' CI ,rqs F wif F' 5 IVSCI MQHQOS S I 'finj C CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 47 EATON LUMBER CO LUMBER COAL BUILDERS SUPPLIES Pho e 628I HAUSH FOOD MARKET CSROCERIES HOME TEST M EATS 202 So III Ma n Pho e 4 4841 AIR WASHER CORPORATION Manufacfurers Warm Aur Furnaces TERRYBERRY COMPANY I I I' ' I I - I I - 1 I . I H I I ....---..-..--.-....--..-..-. l .-...-------....-.. I I I I H. M. I I I I I I u I n - I 53 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 47 JOHN B DAVIDSON S WOOLEN MILLS SPINNERS OF WOOLEN AND MERINO YARNS P75 Phone 27 I I 4. --.--..... .......-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-........- 4. 54 STEWART CHEVROLET SALES ETJ W BB S D PT STORE rrpwem T D E Y FUNERAL T-TOME C5 H T-TARMON Tmdxaw dvd Crue or FC EQAT BROMELING 81 PETTIT T PAUL DOAK C0mgraTLTaTuoms 5 S QT CATERINO BROS Congrar afuoms Class QT 46 V MAR TCO I T T T T ZF FNS 'l EE' T Eledrice Fxspfamce 'Wo:Qf,C: c:fA ji T T TT T -E:'J--Clin' --:x'l7E.: if-Q , T T T ..,,.-,,..,,,-,.-. - .. ---- -T- -T- --T-T- - - T L, ,E - - T, T . , Q-fT711'Fw,f'LTTCT4- CCT'3'd'U aiini Gaia CT 47 C BTLFDS T E ' 361533 :D-f :Lew -. E . T ATU PRESSIRQ I if - A T Y - - - -. ..-. T T T I ,T,,,T,,T-T-T - -T,T-TT-T-T.-T-T - T T T . T T Co T T' 'S 0 1 T T CT 5 ., '47 T T T T T -,,,-T,,..T.T-,,T-,.,-,....,.-,-,,-,-.,-,-T -,-,V-,L-,,-,- ,, -M-,,-,,-,-,- T T ' - T fu T . Mo? cydes Q D R. H. . TIN ,LN T .M WELDTNQ T I if 'CD' ,L ' DE PP3'e 4-ESV T REAL ESTATE HEMING-ER'S AND G-ENERA Besi' Wishes +o 'rhe Class of 47 PHONE 4 483I L INSURANCE ..,.,-.-,..-.1-nl. -...1-,.-.,..-....,i..-..-...-U1- Q., 4. 11.1,-..1..1. --.......1..1-.1 LEAKS JEWELRY SHOP WHERE GEMS AND GOLD ARE RIOHTLY SOLD uaIIIy Is Remembered Long Affer The Pmce as EorgoIIem COMPLIMENTS MAUPIN RETAIL SALES BOYS GIRLS PREPARE NOW EOR THE FUTURE ecearywo aVca rw road 0 anywhere ar Law eo G D I Sfenoq ap e cg ca d mend ETS il-JVQ TTT Book eepe Imcorfmf Pay good eo ng Io e C oo II Mmaqemem Ma f be ree eo 0 E y eco ov 3 Io I Tre mnq U P v cm Asc Igwo mm U LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY e Cac cw LANSINE MICH PHONE 298I7 I I I - , K Q ' I Q ' I - 'SffX3IN-Ice-I Cffc-The i ' x ' fINCcow+ 'CY-I2anIi Ni ' , M I cme an' emivy in fm-I1 --Q '- M vie em' i O r - 'C T I T Sf! C' f rw T A:CCur wq f'I'Cr'S. Op 9 God fr' WI if '. 2 oo cpso wfes. I , ,. 0 STGVICWCV - M525 'e way I 1'w:f+IwemC. 5 UI! ' e r S.. I ' . 0 wfembef 5? 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EATON RESTAURANT Chicken and Sfeaks Speclals on Sundays 3 OROTI-'Y f-LL OOD LUCK SENIORS TAYLOR AND JOHNSON Vefermaruans CovqrafuIaIiOn5 Ciass of '47 BENTLEY SHOE STORE CompIumenIs DE ROSE CANDY KITCHEN Conqrmulahons CIass of 47 HU Den+1s+ CONURAI ULAIIONS SENIORS Rememo r You BLING 'rhe Laode By Wm If You Clmb from Ear Io +eo S Gulluver s U S Approved Hafchery I I I 8-026 I873 I I .- ,.- I- .-..,-.,I ....,- .I....- ..-II- I-,..-h..- I I I! . I I of I I I I I I I I .g...-..-.,.-I.-, -,-.,.-.. .... .. .. - ... - I I S 5 I . of I I - I I D R . R D I VV?-LTEI FNQX EO. EIN , I I ... I- -I-.I-..-..- .- .- I-.,-..-.,-...,- I I f Y I I I 0 1 X I 6 A! I r I I IC I I I 'ne I.OwIy III II16 T VaL.I, ' Vee I . . . . I I I I vi f-:HDS 3 L EQLLVE3 f:'C + ..........-..-...-..-..... ,. ,. , -Q I I ... .......... 4. SWAP SHOP Clunfon Traal Gardens I BEDDI Ho ard To FLORENCE O LEE 625Mchlgan e Sprmgporf Book Bmdery Sprungpof Mch LUDLOW BROS CWSNW J MAYES ORCHARD LEANARD SCHNEPP C Commercial Domeshc + Yi. lu., 1, ,.,..- 1 ., L. ,,li,,T..1y -.,.i,-1,4T4.1.,.T fl I--ul-I-'Iv -- u--u-1'-T ni-li + I I ii 1 Hi I ,Q I . I . 329 SE? Si ZW . K' - '1:.,:if:' 6- I I '31 2' I-Q XE.. I :V - Z I viii! 11i,1, 11,,,,. lim ?,,ii, ,,1,..-1 I . . I ,F I . I Sffqv, .,+ff , I ':,q- ff 'A Pf4 Qf f 4 fd V C J! ' 7 II I ZTQXLVAI! 'lwxiff . . O I Mfr I: W Wm fi, -I . E ,ZiE LR. lp' O. D, fI,OO f. ZfAf. ,, ----,.----- M, I ,I-I-,- -I ,.-. -I-., -- I A . I I, 'YN mi , : I F-.QS ei -- Crerfes - Poairzs ANIQUSS I If S- rf I , , S. R . In A'f.2'3' 'vifjln i1 'A1 'jr rf .1 '-'lil' I I I- 11 1--1i:1il1? i 4T,,,,,,,,,i,,, T ,-,Q T .1 ,M i i , I F Be? Vfslves Cai' if '47 Th ' ' I I IEHQW awifl- I I DESIQEZLI TI SE3N'I E gf I E33 I ' - ' I ' f, I . 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