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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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They are responsible for the proper spending of the . . . , , , V x . V . Y . - Principal Mr. Diekema, a graduate of Hope College, earned his M.A. degree at Michigan State College. He became a member of the faculty at East Lansing High School following service in the Army. He later became high school principal at Haslett.' In the fall of 1948 he joined the local faculty. Mr. Diekema has been an efficient and understanding executive. He has always taken a personal interest in the students and does his best to help them overcome their diffi- culties. He treats each student as his equal. and the students respond by giving him the respect due his position. Superintendent Mr. Beiser, after many years in the field of education, came to Eaton Rapids in the fall of 1948. A graduate of Central Michigan School of Education, he received his Master's degree from the University of Michigan. 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Senior Llass U 11 M1 Hodges Mrss Merrrtt Mr Dery WSW We the class or 1050 hun thostn for our rnotto The Road called To1l leads to the Crty of Success We belrexe th rt our tl rss has 111 rde fr f1ne st nt on the road and we realrze that there are vc 11s of vxork rhe rd of us before we re rch our destrnatron Our colors are gre n 'and gold our flower 15 the ytllovx carnrtron We started the ye 11 by flettrn rs our class offrcers Due Exans presrdent George Van Loon yrce presrdent Mary Alt secret ny rnd J1IIlMCCOYIIllQlx treasurer These officers have We also vyrsh to express our rpprecr rtron to our Competent adxrsers Mr Hodges Mrss Merrrtt and Mr Dery for the many vt us rn vrhrth they hue helped us Our class has worked together rn 111 my prorects and actryrtres We began the year by sell rng yrctory bells 1nd hayrng concessrons at the football ga nes We had a Thanksgrvrng turkey raffle xyhrch was a great sutcess The senror play Huckleberry Frnn Detectrve was one of the hrghlrghts of the year The cast gave a splendrd performance At Chrrstmas the annual staff sold Chrrstmas trees whrth proved to be a worthwhrle project After the Chrrstrnas holrdays we resumed our studres and after strugglrng through our se rnester exams we eagerly turned toward more entertarnrng thrngs namely the annual staff assembly Thrs was a h1la11ous success and certarnly boosted the sales Immedrately follow mg thrs we sponsored a magrcran show and for days afterwards students were gorng around wrth a baffled look rn therr eyes Early rn the sprmv vxe held our Cake Walk whrch had met vxrth so much success the preyrous year Our last actryrty before graduatron was our trrp to Nragara Falls Thrs was thoroughly enjoyed by all As graduatrng senrors we feel we shall never forget the wonderful year behrnd us and hope that comrng students wrll haxe equally happy memorres 16 5 1 4 1 'x sf' W, N, M514 . H f' H I l 1. 1 - 1 xp 1 4 . 2 1 x N B 1 A - Z A f i 1 ' ' ' 1 ' W 2 A 2 c A 'Q' ' , ' 1 2 V , - ' . , b. , . , - 2 ' ' worked hard during the year and we wish to thank them for their splendid service to the class. S I, . g 2 Q .E . 1 it M I V . . , . ' . ' ' 'z 1 ' ' f z 1 . - -,,-- ,S - .' Q - ',sk-I V lffsf' f , - - , , ' ,, k , I A 2 1 J ' A .. V , I ' 11 . C . . , g , 4 ' 7 v v I MARY ALT Without music she could not rest, for in music she does her best. Quill and Scroll, Class Sec'y 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: Library Staff 3, 4 RON ANNETTS This English lad seems rather quiet, but once you know him, he's quite a riot. Football V 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 DON ASHLEY l'm really not bad: I'm just having a good time. Hi-Y 3. 4: Library Staff 3: Hall Monitor 3 JOAN ASHLEY xx .2 A k ' I . f 3' ' 7 Here is a pretty southerns-lass, who is ,Q well liked by her whole class. As Y-Teens 4: Library Staff 4: F.H.A, 4: ix Booster Club 4 JUDY ASHLEY Here is a miss whose face, I'm sure, you have seen somewhere before. Y-Teens 4: Library Staff 4: F.H.A. 3. 43 Booster Club 4 CLIFFORD BAILEY Don't worry, it makes deep rinkles. Mila Library Staff 1: F.F,A. 1, 2, 4: Session Charge 1 RUTH BEALS Silence is as great an art as speech. F.H.A. 3. 4: Hall Monitor 4: Office Charge 4 HENRY BLOM ME To be a great leader is an ait,' this young man has a very line start. Class Pres. 2: Student Comm. 1, junior Member-at-Large 3, Pres, 4: Football V 1, 2, 3: Basketball R 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Boxing 1, 2: Varsity Club 3, 4: Annual Staff: Key Club 3, 4 PAT BOTHWELL She was made lor happy thoughts, playful wit and laughter. Student Comm, Sec'y 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Treas. 4: Y-Teens 1: Library Staff 4: jr, Rod Cross 1, 2: F.H.A. 3: Session Charge 3: Hall Monitor 3 JOANNE BROOKS May as well have knowledge in my head as any other sort oi stulling. Y-Teens 3, 4: F.H.A, 4: Hall Monitor 3 17 'fi' li' ..,l . fffnfrf' Ks..-' ks G' .,g , Q. J -61 if Jima.- 5. ,IN C - xl , 5' 'E' 5 l. 49 Q7 S Q-1,-4 if K 4 NAIDA CHEW It's ioolish to think: Iet's talk. Student Comm. 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 2, 3: Annual Staff: jr. Rcd Cross 4: Booster Club 2, 3, 4 SHANNON CLARK Not that I like government less, but that I like sleep mare. Student Comm. 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Band,1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2. Report- er 3. 4: Conservation Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4 LEE COLESTOCK He's the quiet type -- like Grand Central Station. Student Comm. 4: Eand 1. 2. 3, 4: Football R 2, 3, V 4: Baseball 3. 4: Varsity Club 4: Hi-Y 3, Sc-c'y 4: Annual Staff: Conservation Club 1, 2: Hall Monitor 2: Booster Club 4 PAT CONNELLY A great command of language enables one to keep still. Y-TL-uns 3, 4 HAROLD CONVIS Someday in the future, he'll tool us all by eating some spinach and grow- ing tall. Junior Play: Annu taff , 'gyd ALBERT COWLES fill' j In his quietness, there is mischief. ,yi 'W F.F.A. 2, 3. 4 VIRGIL CRAUN He is a right good fellow. MAYNARD CULVER K You know, I say just what I think -- DICK CRIBLEY A careful student-careful not to overdo. Football R 1. 2: Basketball R 1. 2. V 3, 41 Track 3, 4: Boxing 1, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 'I ilk 5155 SX gf nothing more or nothing less. ' -. Annual Staff: Booster Club 3, 4 , l Chorus 1: Library Staff 3, SeC'y-Treas. 43 I MARILYN DARROW She has great ability to see and do, and be friendly, too. Quill and Stroll 4: Y-Teens 3,-4: Library Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff: F.H.A. 3, Sec'y 4: Office Charge 3: Session Charge 4: Hall Monitor 2 THELMA DODGE lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Quill and Scroll 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: Annual Staff: F.H.A. 4 BOB ECKARD Better late than never. Junior Play: Senior Play: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Football R 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4: Annual Staff: F.F.A. 1, 2: Speech Club 4 DAVE EVANS His suspenders and socks ol various hues help to keep away the blues. Class Pres. 3, 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Boxing 1: Speech 4 Club DOLORES FARRAN This pretty maid with curls ol gold is lair and pleasant to behold. Chorus 3: Y-Teens 3, 4 JOYCE FULTON ' ,Lie joyce's giggles may often be heard Q, from the lirst floor up to the third. l jf Honor Society 4: junior Play: Senior Play: Chorus 1, 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Speech Club 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY GRAY Her heart is like the moon: it has a man in it. Chorus 1, 2, 3: Cheer Leader 1, 2: Office Charge 3: Session Charge 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 4 PHYLLIS GREENE ,x V Cheertulness and goodness are two of Q her outstanding traits. 'T W F.H.A. 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Bowman W High 1 P SHARON HALL ' i m lt's lun to study-l bet! Xl Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 1: F.H.A. 41 Session Charge 4: Hall Monitor 3: Booster Club 4 I if SHARON HAMMAN ,LV 'ff Much wisdom olten goes with lewcst f 1 A words. .fl , Honor Society 4: Class Trcas. 2, 3: Student Comm. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Library Staff 2, ViceAPres. 3, 4: Annual Staff: Office Charge 4 BARBARA HEATON judge not her worth by her size. Student Comm. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 4: Cheer Leader 2: F.H.A. 4: Speech Club 2, 3, 4: Session Charge 3: Hall Mon- itor 4: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Sec'y-Treas. 4 T NZ' I I 'No' N 'er: f' 'J 1 1 f '.1 ith n 46 urx it ls' it W fs up Q! KATHARINE HEINTZ In her head kind thoughts are nour- ished, from her heart true friendship flows. Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Library Staff 4: F.H,A. 4: Hall Monitor 3: Booster Club 4 MAYNARD HIGDON A quiet fellow with a quiet way. Football V 3: Conservation 3, 4 .f 3 L, ho T IJ g!T f lk if if J , N, R, . 'MYRTLE HIGDON This ambitious and dependable gal is a true and steadfast pal. Quill and Stroll 3, Virc-Pros. 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1: Annual Staff: Jr. Red Cross 4: F.H.A. 4: Speech Club 3: Hall Monitor 3 BONNIE HIGGINS Life would be dull without her. St-mor Plat: Fl-'I.A. 3: Session Charge 3. 4' Hall Monitor 2. 4: Booster Club 4 BRUCE HIGGINS Love is the wheel, l've recently found, that rnakes this old world go round and round. Sludunt Comm. 1, 2: Quill and Scroll 4: Frmtlxall R 1. 1. V 3, Co-Capt. 4: Basketball R l, V 2. 5. 4: Bust-hall 2. 3. 4: Varsitx' Club Pits. .l. 4: Animal Staff ,,4 1..- f Nx, SAM HIGGINS One part honor, one part wit, one part hustle, the rest pure grit. Studi-nt Cunun l: Football V I. 2: Basket- bull R 1. V 2: Trark I: Boxing l: Varsity Club l. 2: Hi-Y l. 2: Animal Staff: Scs- 7 sion Cliuiui- l. -, Nzwv 4 yt-urs ISILI. HOSLER Facts me stubborn things. Ili-Y .l. 4: I ,F,A. I. J. 3: Cmlwivntniu Clull :S BARBARA AIARDOT She has a smile for all she knows, and carries it wherever she goes. Chorus 4: F.H.A. 3, 4: Hull Morlilor 2, 3 Tas -Ti 115' JOHN .IARDUT Seen but seldorn heard. GJ ANNA MAE JONES 5. ,v Some of the born leaders of rnen QNX' X' 'l' , , are women. Band 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: F.H.A, 4: Session . ,U Charge 4: BooSt0r'Club 3, Vive-Pres. 45 ji Spa-och Club 4 l FRANCIS KING Dependability is her password. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: F.H.A. GEORGE KNICKERBOCKER Rather quiet but a friend of all. Band I: Football R 2, V 3: Basketball R 2: Baseball 2. 3: Michigan Center l, 2, 3 BEVERLY KULL I'm not denying that women are fool- ish: God made them to match men. Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Senior Play: Y-Teens 1, 3, 4: Annual Staff: Speech Club l, 2, 3. 4: Booster Club 2. 3, 4 BEATRICE LLOYD Because of her merry heart, everyone hates to see her depart. junior Play: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 GAIL LYON And still they gazed and still the wonder grew-that one small head could carry all she knew. Salutatorian: Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Chorus 2: Y-Teens 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Editor of Annual: Office Charge 3, 4 JAMES MCCORMICK Patience is powerful. Class Treas. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Basket- ball R 2. V 3, 4: Baseball 3. 4: Track 4: Varsity Club 4: Annual Staff: Jr. Rt-d Cross 13 Key Club 4 MARY MCDONALD I-'Vhen she's convinced against her will, i A she's of the same opinion still. C ,I Honor Society 4: Studi-nt Comm. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 2. Chaplain 3. Sr.-c'y 4: Library Staff 4: Associate Editor of Annual: Speech Club 4 HARRIET MILLER Always happy, never glum, she makes this old world fairly hum. Student Comm. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Annual Staff: Jr. Red Cross 3: F.H.A. 4: Booster Club 4 TK, he ., X A ZYQAAMQF X EUGENE MULKEY He who does not love does not live. Quill and Scroll 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Football R 3, V 4: Basketball R 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Boxing 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 4: Annual Staff: F.F.A. 4: Conservation Club 3, 4: Speech Club 3 JAMES NEI-IRING He never takes anyone too seriously -especially not himself. Football R 2, V 3, 4: Basketball R 2, V 3, 4: Track 3: Boxing 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Annual Staff: Key Club 3. Pres. 4: Hall Monitor 4 X' Qhnaof 4' QS- CL an 7 'ml iii A-tx , ti CQ S-...,.,,, Rx ZQMN Q A nfl 'x., lp Q . 'Q 4 :Q uf. IL LYNN PAGE No matter what the game or circum- stance he plays fairly and squarely. Student Comm. 4: Junior Play: Senior Playi Football R I: Basketball R I, V 2, 3, 4: Trark 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Annual Staff: Key Club 3, Scc'y 4: Conservation Club 1, 2, 3. Pres. 4 LEONARD PETERS He can't get up with the sung he's out too late with the daughters. rxklnxxfr Senior Play: Hi-Y 4: Annual Staff: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Key Club 4: SpeeCh . Club 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4: Booster Club 4 '-.' 'f EARL PRATT Shyness is the essence of greatness. Senior Play: Boxing I, 2: F,F,A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 3 ILAMAE RAINES Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. ROY ROBINSON Speech is a mirror of the soul, as a man speaks so he is. Honor Society 4: Student Comm. 4:- Quill and Scroll 3, 43 junior Play: Band 2, 3, 4: Football R 3, V 4: Track 3, 4: Boxing 1, 2: Varsity Club 4: Annual Staff: Key Club 3, 4: Speech Club 2. 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Booster Club 2. 3. 4 JAMES RODGERS I'm happiest when I'm playing music. Band l, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 2: Conservation Club 3, 4 PHILIP SHERMAN A man who loves to hear himself talk. junior Play: Football R 2, 3, V 4: Track 3, Boxing I. 2: Library Staff 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Booster Club 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN SMITH She's a noble all round girl. F.H.A. 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4 JOYCE SNOW ln spite of her name, she has a warm personality. Chorus I, 3, 45 Session Charge 4 SHIRLEY SPENCER All great people are dead, and I don't feel very well myself. Honor Society 4: Class Soc'y 1: Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4: junior Play: Senior Play: Y-Teens 2, Sec'y 3, 4: Library Staff 2, Co- Pres. 4: Annual Staff: F.H,A. 3, 43 Speech 1 Club 3, 4: Hall Monitor 35 Booster Club MILDRED STRANG Her heart is as pure as a crystal lake, and it's bubbling over with kind words ' and deeds. Y-Teens 3. 4: Library Staff 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff: jr. Red Cross 2. 3, Pres. 4: F.H.A. 4 Booster Club 2. 3, 4 KATHLEEN TOWNS Good nature and good sense must ever join. Y-TL-uns 3, 4: Library Staff 3: jr, Red 3 A Cross 4: Booster Club 4 ESTHER TWICHELL The world looks brighter from behind a smile. Quill and Svroll 4: Library Staff 2, 3, Co- Prvs. 4: Annual Staff: Session Chargi- 3: Booster Club 4 PETE VALEK l'll not budge an inch. Studi-nt Comm. 3, 4: K1-v Club 3. 4 DOROTHY VAN AKEN An equal mixture of good humor and good sense. Valedictorian: Honor Society 4: Studi-nt Comm. 1. 23 Quill and Scroll 3, Sc-c'y-Troas. 4: junior Play: Senior Play: Chorus 1, 2, if 3, 4: Y-Teens Chaplain 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 3: Annual Staff: F.H.A. 4: Spucrh Club Pros. 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4 BETTY VAN LOON She believes ilattery is like cologne -to be smelled, not swallowed, Studvnt Comm. 3: Library Staff 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: Booster Club 3, 4 GEORGE VAN LOON A person whose knowledge is not wholly derived from books. Honor Society 4: Class Pres. 1, Vict--Pres. 4: Football V 3, Co-Capt. 4: Track 2, 3: Boxing 1: Key Club 3, 4 BARBARA VINCENT If, at iirst, I don't succeed, l'll try, try again. fy I Y-Teens 1, 4: F.H.A. 4: Booster Club 4 DOUGLAS VINCENT L When he trips up, he falls lorward f'-.Af 7Ql'A and gets up further along. Boxing 1: Library Staff 4 -3 EMMA JO WALTER She enjoys being kind to others. ND- We-rf 01 GA? 1 -'15 Q! DICK WILLIAMS SHIRLEY TEALL Why study? The more we study the Mischief lurks m the depth ol her more there rs to forget eyes H1 Y 4 nnual Staff F F A l 2 Spuch Club 4 Booster Club 3 4 Spurh Club 4 Session Charge 4 PAT WITHEROW Though she may appear to be small 'wr heart rs as big as the ocean Qunll and Scroll 4 Booster Club 3 4 Seated Maynard Culver Bruce Hlggll1S Bob Eckard Dorothy Gray Mary McDonald Clifford Bailey Standing Jxm McCorm1ck Bonme Hlggms Pat Bothwell Sharon Hamman Mary Alt Barbara Heaton Myrtle HIgdOn Shxrley Spencer Nanda Chew Gaul Lyon Not pictured Pat Connelly Vxrgll Craun Joyce Fulton Maynard Hxgdon Sam Hlgglns Beverly Kull Barbara Vmcent Doug Vmcent 24 N , ,lag V O QA l -if Football R 3, V 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club Chorus 3. 4: Jr. Rod Cross 3: F,H.A. 41 Class Vice-Pros. 3: Annual Staff: F.H.A. 4: 4: A- :A :..,.',3,4: 5 , ' ' : , Y - y v Here we are you luckv women. lBruce and Jakel Too many cooks l?7 spoil the broth. Earl and Flora A smile for the gang 4Dorothy Ba Mickey! 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T1 The Yefrr Before we knew rt we were nrnth graders reshmen We really telt lrke freshmen after we were rnrtrated vxe had to do everythrng from roll f,-Z rng potatoes across the floor wrth our noses to pro gif: Z posrng to the opposrte sex We managed to str uggle xl L I through our brology and Englrsh to makc our w ry rnto the sophomore class 4' The brgrscst evcnt of our soplrornort yt rr was our rnr tr rtron for the freshmen We made the greenres prarse nil lffkk G3 G Allah all day carry dolls and stuffed toys brard therr harr and wear rrbbons We topped off the day wrth slave sale Anna Mae jones bought Bud Isbell for 56 cents she strll has hrrn We slrpped norsrly rnto our place as jolly junrors Our year was packed wrth actrvrty We brought down the house wrth our hrllbrlly play The C rmpbells Are Comrng The play cast celebrated by rrdrng the roller coaster at Lake Lansrng Dorothy Van Aken had to hold chrperone I .Ii Ernre Fulton rn hrs seat Wrth Make Belreve as the theme our prom really was a crrcus Near the end of the year we donned our best surts and for mals to usher the senrors rn to class nrght In September 1949 we were ushered rn as full fledged senrors We thought our Junror year was busy but we drdnt know the meanrng of busy then Our frrst senror endeavor wrs 1 turkey raff'e whrth wrs a brg success We 'rll worked hard to produce our pl ry Hut kleberrv Frnn Detectrve rt was susprcrous very susprcrous' All ye rr long the annual staff worked and planned to make thrs book possrble Tow ard the mrddle of M ry the senrors began to buy sea srck medrcrne We had decrded to take our trrp to Nragara Falls on May 15 We had two restful 9 nrghts of sleep CU whrle on our trrp It w s fun anyway The grand frnale came as we marched down the arsle to recerve our hard earned drplomas As usual we were guests at the Alum nr Banquet It was a long hard clrmb but we would not 1' grve up a mrnute of rt Now we look to the future rs we begrn our clrmb on the road of torl to the crty of success 27 C, - ' l 1 r ' f fx i , 4 X, f .. 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VVard Orr, Keith Strang. Difk Snow. George Darrow SL-ated: Darlene Oliver. june Kunkel. Wynetta Peck. Nlarion Oliver, Elaine Zimmerman. Mildred Williams Standing flat row,J.' jark Koch, Vir- ginia Blatl. Shirley Corredino, Vir- ginia Hartline. Doris Hawkins, joan Davison. Gene Neibaur Standing 12nd 1'OW1.' Neal Witherow, john Engle, -Ian Rathbun, Harvey Firebaugh. Duane Running. Leu Holmes Class Seated flat rowi: Flora Pratt. jackie Webster, julia Norris. Marilyn Hosler Seated f2nd rowj: Mary Ellen Kraft, Mickey Gooch, Carolyn Maupin, Shari Owen Standing: Ron Higdon, Archie Brydc, George Kraft, Max Hughey, Bruce Jenkins, Dick Long. Gilbert McKessy, Roger Sederlund, Wally Morris Seated: Zada Winegar, Norma His- ler, Ella Grabow, Mary Dunn, Neoma Husted, Eva Twitchell Standing: Joyce Twichell, Madeline Borchert, Richard Lerch, Eugene Phil- ipp, Arthur Hayward, Harlow James, Wilford Canfield, Harold Hollicker Seated: Ardell Bothwell, Clara Wy- att, Bethel Eitniear, jean Harper, Marilyn Edwards, jean Kimmel Standing: Russell Kowalk. Dorothy Hodges, Tom Olney. jay Miller, Bill Kikendall. Bob VVillcutt. jack Scott Sophomore Seated: Dorothy Keeler, treasurer. Gertrude Gray, president: Sally Hoa cott, secretary: Mel Townsend, vice- president Standing: Mr. Bolek, Mrs. Kennett. Mr. Horn, advisers Seated flst mwli Clarabelle Cribley, .Ioyce Burleson. Mary Bender, janet Slentz, Eloise Rochester. Seated f2nd TOWL' Rosanna Finch, Mary Stierley, Virginia Chadwick. Darline Doxtader Standing: Tom Austin, Lorraine Cas- ler. Bill Palmer. Ken Betts. Richard Bird. jim Heath Seated: Phyllis Squires, Pat Philo, Beverly McManus, Arlene Bartlett, Shirley Knickerbocker, Betty janecke Standing: james Morris, Henry Red- field, Mel Townsend, Bill Kennedy, John Davidson, Delford Hasty, Carl Walser, Allan Clarke, Esther Mc- Manus Class Sealed fist rowj: Gertrude Gray. Eunice Evans. Jeanette Communal. Phyllis Cerra Seated f2nd l'OW'l.' Ruth Firebaugh, Maurice Beals, Beverly Hutchings. Thais Harmon Standing: Ted Williams. Wayne Beis- er, Larry Gooch. Don Rhynard, Bar- bara Wright, Barbara Friedley Seated Clst rowj: Norma jaquette. Marlene Downer. Dorothy Keeler. jane Simpson Seated f2nd fowl: Mary Ellen Long, ,lim Scott, Lyle VVilliams, Moonyean Van VVagoner Standing: Roy Hyatt. Ronald Lark- ins. Roger Cochrane. Bob Steele. Vernon Smith. jack Shimmin, Ber- nard McConnell Seated flst rowjs Anita Cady. Share on Owen, Kathie Gifford, Margery Southwell, Joyce Harris Sealed 12nd mwj: Alice Van Loon. Milton Zentmyer. Don Cady, Loretta Casler Standing: john Twicliell. Germaine Rioux, Wayrie Byer. Chester Miller. Barbara Sprinkle. Sally Hocott Frcslimzm Seated: Sue Canedy, trc.isurcr1 Dun Corbin, president: jim Darrow, vice- president: Joyce Church, secretary Standing: Mrs. Cleveland, Mr. Swank, Mrs. Dawson. advisers Swift-ll rlst l'UH'J.' Geraldine Ryan. lVlznv.'iai Clirisllo, Frances Forde, Dol- ores Hall Seated f2nd IUWL' Florine Mahan. Karon Bristol. Barbara Evans, Lois VVard Standing Ilst rowj: Larry Sumerix, Carl Orr. Clara Blatt. Danny Orr, Harry Holly. Lorena Risner Standing 62nd iowl: David Cooper, Richard McDowell, Oscar Wood, jerry Slentz Seated fist I'0Wl.' Vivian Baldwin. Shirley Goodrich. Cena Horn. jackie Greene Seated r'2nd rowj: Elizabeth Gates, Sharon Kennedy, Vonda Gilmore, Marilyn Goff Standing flst TOWQI Dick Mergener, Lawrence Kimmel, Steve Haskell, Stanley Bothwell, Jim Swank, Walter Cherry, Nihl Storey, Charles Trosper, Martha Davis, Ronald White Standing f2nd rowl: Richard Wilson, George Raymer, john Ghere, Gene LaFever. Paul Walser, Carleton Sprinkle Seated flst fowl: Barbara Pierson, Mary jane Morgan, Doris Griffith. Carolyn Childs Seated f2nd rowl: Marilyn SCOII. George Smith. Charles Schad. Vir- ginia Thayer Standing: jane Hall. Bill Cataline. VValter Howe. Ormand Finch, Charles Connelly, Stanley Gunn. Harold Colgan. Seated fist fowl: Doris Shaw. Sue VVyatt, Mary Crain, Maida Raymond. Seated f2nd fowl: Mary Turner. Rob- ert tlanecke, Keith Van Loon, Mary Sue Ashley Standing: Max Butler, Raymond Twitchell. Marilyn Staley, Dick Feas- el, Dick Bishop. Linton Davidson. Robert Zentmyer, Dean Cumber- worth Seated fist ruwl: Marlene Bnclell. Shirley Miller. joan VVinters Seated fjnd fowl: Norma Curtis Betty Cole. Mildred Dodge, Beverly Small Standing: Charles Elston. Don VVal- dron. Gene Le Fever. Walter Cherry Lucille Tubbs. Pauline Hawkins. Bev- erly Rockafellow. Marion Welch Dorr Ellsworth Seventh Grade lst row: Jean Running, Myra West, Elsie Risner, Marian Steele, Sharon Starks, Peggy Trosper, Virginia Shaw 2nd row: Jane Tompkins, Mitte Twigg, Flora Snow, Joan Storey, Gretchen Web- ster, Phyllis Scott, Joyce U-Ren, Mr. Madill 3rd row: Ken Smith, Lewis Wingard, Bill Schramm, David Wyatt, Tom Spur- lock, David Smart, Herman Van Weiren 4th row: Merle Rochester, Donna Wil- liams, Nancy Squires, Betty Wright, Richard Rossmann, J. R. Whittemore, Philip Taylor, Tom Wood Ist row: Joyce Parks, Deloris King, Gladys Masters, Gloria Miller, Janet Long, Ardis Miller, Mildred Polehna, Sandra Morgan 2nd row: Don Kimmel, Sandra Oberlin, Karen McCoy, Alice Plant, Helen Lark' ins, Marilyn Jones, Judy Mergener, Ber- nard Oberlin, Mrs. Horn 3rd row: Robert Place, Dale Miller, Lawerence Payne, Clyde Moore, Jack Kennedy, Merwin Leatherberry, Dale Ko- walk, Richard Norenberg 4th row: Doug McManus, Kalvin Pal- mer, David Jackson, James Johnson, Bob Morris, Duane Martin Ist row: Ruth Cleeves, Barbara Bennett, Barbara Burns, Bonnie Dornan, Norma Baldwin, Mona Hoag, Jeannette Boom, Mary Bishop 2nd row: Phyllis Firebaugh, Gloria Han- ley, Delyn Clough, Dolores Boyle, Sue Hansen, Irma Helderman, Patty Downer, Yvonne Green, Patty Hilliard, Jacque- line Farlin, Diann Hatch, Miss Ferguson 3rd row: Joe Burleson, Max Hale, Carl Hughey, Billy Dean, Dick Cataline, Burr Hartenburg, Richard Hadley, James Byron 4th row: Don Cunningham, Jim Eitni- ear, Herbert Gates, Robert Chadwick, Jan Hasty, Claude Brininstool, Charles Howard, Bob Forde 1930 Lltonmn bt lffs s if ....-4 1 ill -j EDITORIAL STAFF CAhuxeJ Seated Gall Iyon editor Sharon Hnnmin tgpmt Mary 1VIcDuxald dssouate editor Standmg Mrs Ruth idx me r Bexuly Kull bnapshots Thelma Dodoe Imrtures Dorothy Van Aken feature editor Esther Tum' 111 plc lun s Huh Erkard Snapshots Pat XVIITIGTOXN m lkeup Dick Wllhams fea 11 s me Culeslml 1 S lf i x Spe Lr cl t cdlt H unld Ccvnx ls features George an Loon 1 eup Bill! Q H1 N w Q rht Ixke NBII! ing, .assist ml sporti od: IUSINI-SS AND CIRCULATION QIAI-I' 1Bzlrm7 in tl c 1 litx N nda Q hem Luculatlon manager Mari n nu xx 1 sn s 'Vlyltlg Hlglillll 1 ul alla hm MCCormuk adxzr IS ln 'laxnard Lulxu L1 n s IIl4lIllQ,,Ll' Euhenn Mu LX uixullslng, my Robinson iKNlIllSlll an nu ITILLNIIIS MTNLIUSHI .mmldjl I '6 6 5::en,,,M 40 F' T ' W ' 41 1 1 ' l C fi if 'f -3 T , , N, s , , . in fir 'J X, ., 3, TVX, . , my P f . , 'f ' , , .. N if ,E .w . J X f k' V? ,V W 4 Y .. . . , . ' J ' , ' . ' ': 2' 1 1 , f 3 ' 1' . 1 A , ' . ' , 9 . , V V, , . . .. ,' -. . . ' : '11, J: ' . . ' I ' '. z : ' , - tu'a: L- 'L Kxznpslx-1 s-rhtmt fh I--' f sch, ' r X ' ur: . ' '1 V . mek : K 'I lgqin. spm lie - mr: 42 '. 2 5 , 'tor , . . , . . . 7 . ,. - , x V , ,. -, . - Sci! '15 Mil i'vi Str. 1111. n'xrL'nhaI1cm: IIZIIIIPI Muller. firflls nn: 2 Q D '. 'A ' ' I 'ly D: x ', CIYCHTHII mn: Lynn Pagan hu nw nmrmlmz . 1 W . cn 'Q Jn: ,A A' . '1 t':- A 11,1 N ' K 1 rawxslaxnl lv sl v s 2 1 2 U ' lk Q1 4 'V' ' ' Smmiing Lemmxmi Pe lmx, vlxvlllnlimx. Hvnxy Iilumrnv. Cll'L'Ll12llllHlC Ml'. Dory, adviser: Mrs. Rich, adviser: RL' ,' i .ai'-' U rn: nga-1: S11 V 5,4 3,1 . T 7 f X T Y ' g 3 J 51,5 U. A in ., a b 'Nw' , K , W , W1 . Z R, , - ., -WMA V 'X N?-H ' T T 1 I 1 ' PU . ' 'JSA , ,- 513 ' ' . 'gf' 1 Q -r-r 3' 1 I 4 ,try-ggSa1' . T . ' - ' ' a', . -.. V! 1 - ' Y H ' Q 'iikwzg-'J' fn-.T :Y . . 1 'VN C Jw..-. , . I 4V - -gb , . 4.-K ,U X . ff K -4 , I X Q , . f' ' X , 4 1 . Student Comm1ss1on The purpose of the Student Commlsslon IS to develop worthwhlle student partlcxpatlon 1n school actlvltles and to develop student responsl b1l1ty leadershlp and school prlde Those who carry out thls purpose are the membexs elected to represent each home room and organlzatlon Thelr offlcels are Henry Blomme presldent Harvey Ftrebaugh vice plesmdent Pit Bothxxell secretary and Gent Ne1b1u1 trtisulel Wxth Prmclpal Lestex Dlckema as advxsu the Student Louncll planned the school calendar selected the 'lSSGIUlJllC'S sponsoxed the annuxl magazme Calllpalgll and backed the palhamcn tary ptocedule classes Wlth the proceeds from the magaf nc sale tht Commlsslon purchased a llghted bulletln board and a new plano for the stage In addltlon to these SBIVICGS the Student Commlsslon acts on all problems confrontlng the student body Fust Row Flora Platt Mxry NIcDonald Pat Botlmcll Nlulfnt Downu Shnon Hamman Harrlet Mllltr Shan Owen Hxldegarde Gemalsky .Second Row Mr Dlekerna Sharon Ovxen Shlrley Olner Sue Hansen Harvey F1rebaugh Lynn Page Ger ald Gruber LeRoy Bouts Roy Robxnson Verle Snaxer Barbara Heaton Ihnd Row Gretchen Webster Lawerence Payne Gene Nexbxur Pete Valek Hank Blomme Lee Colcstock jim jones Duck Forde Iouzth Row Kexth Van Loon Jxm Scott Shannon Clark Arthur Thuma Mak Butler . . L Fwfl ' ' ? 3 . . . ' 1 1 ' , V 1 . j' . - : M . 4- 1 . - . -1 I A fl ,, ' Q-4 -, . ,, .. xg X .- , . , 1 . f S I I X in 1 I , . . V , .., , . I , ., , .- . ., . C .. . , 6 ' I w L V - l ' fa 1 -f , A ' ' y 1 , k 3 ,. .'.s, H, 4 , -, Y ? I ' , fi Q 2-3 , .ev L' Q- 2 f ' f ' ' .V v ' - . ' , ' 'V 3 ' f 1 - Y ' 1 l 1 fr . I I I . , , Seated: Gail Lyon. lVIary McDonald, Joyce Fulton. Shirley Spencer Standing: Sharon Harninan. Roy Robinson. Mr. Die- kema. George Van Loon. Dorothy Van Aken Quill and Scroll The Helen A. Stirling chapter of Quill and Scroll, international honor- ary society for high school journalists. was organized locally three years ago. Its purpose is to promote and en- courage individual achievement in the field of journalism. The basic require- ments for admission of students into the society. found in the constitution are: they must be of at least iunior standing, they must he in the upper third of their class scholastically. they must have done outstanding work in some phase of journalistic or creative endeavor. they must be recommended by the adviser. and they must be approved by the national executive secretary. Mrs. Rich is the adviser and the officers are: Shirley Spencer, presi- dent: Myrtle Higdon, vice-president: Dorothy Van Aken, secretary-treas- urer. and Roy Robinson. student com- mission representative. National Honor Society The highest honor attainable in high school is election to the National Honor Society. This year eight seniors were elected to this respected organization. They were selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship. character, leader- ship. and service. In order to be eligible, the student must be in the upper third of his class scholastically. Mr. Diekema is the sponsor of this group. The symbol of the National Honor Society is the keystone and torch. The purpose of the group is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. to stimu- late a desire to render service, to pro- mote worthy leadership. and to en- courage the development of character. Fiisr Ron' lit-vt-ily Kull. Myrtle Higdon. Roy Rob- inson. Sliulev Spencer. Dorothy Van Aken. Naida Chew Second Row: Sharon Hamman. Bruce Higgins. Jim McCormick, Nlrs. Rich. Eugene Nlulkey. Marilyn Darrow, Mary McDonald Third Row: Gail Lyon, Esther Twichell, Thelma Dodge, Pat VVitherow I Speech Club The Speech Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Goff, is an active organi- zation. Its purpose is to promote all types of speaking and to cultivate an enjoyment of the dramatic arts. Any person in high school may be- come a member of the Speech Club by taking part in the yearly speech contest, or by making a public speak- ing appearance before the student body. This appearance must be approved by the club members. The speech contest was the main project of the year. Also the club promoted the Community Chest Drive in school. Members of the club have given speeches whenever called upon. The officers are: President, Dor- othy Van Akeng vice-president, Roy Robinson: secretary-treasurer, Isabell Pulterg student commission represen- tative, Barbara Heaton. First Row: Myrtle I-ligdon. Anna Mae Jones. Thel- ma Nlorrow, Beverly Kull, Mary McDonald. Shir- ley Teall, Julia Norris Second Row: Sam Higgins. Gene Neihaur. Barbara Heaton, Joyce Fulton, Dorothy Van Aken, Isabell Pulter, Shirley Spencer. Mrs. Goff Third Row: Shannon Clark. Bob Eckard, Harvey Firebaugh, Leonard Peters. Roy Robinson, Dick NVilliams, Dave Evans First Row: Jackie Webster, Anita Lokken, Nancy Ballard, Mickey Strang, Marlene Downer. Kathy Towns, Dorothy Hodges Second Row: Mrs. Horn, Julia Norris, Dean Heintz. Frances Forde, John Twichell, Myrtle Higdon, Naida Chew Third Row: Kalvin Palmer. Karen Bristol. Shirley Knickerbocker, Joyce Tyler. Flora Snow, Ardyce Lyon, Margie Southwell unior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross members are chosen by the home room student commission representatives for their sincere desire to work for the ad- vancement of the organization. Mrs. Horn, the adviser, spends a great deal of her time in helping the students to understand and accomplish their goals in correspondence, gift boxes JRC en- rollment, and the new project, the gift chest. Another new project undertaken this year by the council is the organi- zation of an elementary Junior Red Cross Council composed of represen- tatives from the first through sixth grades. The officers are: Mildred Strang, president: Dorothy Hodges, vice-pres- identg John Twichell, secretary-treas- urer: and Marlene Downer, student commission representative. Y Teens The Y Teens have trled to l1Ve up to thelr purpose that of cultlvatlng the Chr1st1an and cultural lxfe of the grrls, and, m domg so, helpmg others We have carrled out our program by partxclpatmg 1n a natlonal Chrrstmas candy pro ject for fore1gn chlldren helplng the Good Wrll Club fxll Chrrstmas baskets carolmg to the 111 and aged presentmg a Chrlstmas assembly, and sendxng two delegates to a mld wrnter conference at Clear Lake Our offlcers for the year are presxdent Gall Lyon VICE presldent Dorothy Hodges secretary Mary McDonald treasurer, juha Norrls chap lams Charlotte McCoy and Carolyn Maupm student commlsslon member Harrlet Mxller communxty actxvlty COUHCII representat1ve Dorothy Van Aken Our most capable and understandlng adv1sers, to whom we owe much of our success are Mrs Rlch and Mrss Franklin First Row Kathxe Grfford Ioyce Fulton Flora Pratt Marrlyn Hosler Julla Norrrs Carolyn Maupm Carole Garnant Zada Wmegar Elxzabeth Gates Jane Hall Bethel Ertnxear Second Row Dorothy Hodges Kathy Towns Sharon Hamman judy Ashley Pat Connelly Mxckey Strang Joanne Brooks Beverly Kull Ioan Ashley Harrxet Muller Charlotte McCoy Thnd Row Mrs Rrch Barbara Wnght Thats Harmon Thelma Dodge Sally Hocott Mary Sue Ashley Eva Twltchell Germame Rxoux Dorothy Van Al-cen Barbara Plerson Mary McDonald joan Davlson Miss Franklin Fourth Row Cena Horn jackne Webster Mary Alt Narda Chew Sharon Hall Delores Farran Marcla Chrls tre Marilyn Staley Marxlyn Darrow Barbara Vlncent Shan Owen Frith Row Karen Bristol Margery Southwell Sharon Owen Slnrley Goodrlch Vlfglflla Hartlme Janet Wll hams Sharon Kennedy Gerrle Ryan Marrlyn Scott june Kunkel Beverly Hutchmgs Shlrley Spencer Gall Lyon Barbara Evans 44 - Q 7 - 1 1 . , , - s 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 7 , . - 1, . . - - , Q . . v . 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V 1 1 1 , , The Hi-Y F1rst Row B111 Hosler JIITI Howe Ward Orr John Mxlbourn Leonard Peters D1ck Long LeRoy Bouts Second Row Mr Horn D1ck Wxllnams Bernard McConnell Wayne Byer Chester M1ller Don Ashley ohn Davrdson Bruce Jenkms Steve Haskell MOYYIS Beals Third Row jlm Scott Wayne Belser Bxll Kennedy john Ghere Bob Echard B111 Catalme Lee Colestock The H1 Y 19 a h1gh school extens1on of the Y M C A Its purpose IS to create, ma1n ta1n and extend throughout the school and commun1ty good Chr1st1an character endeavors to carrv out thelr purpose, and they have many good txmes together whrle do1ng lt Durmg the school year they put on two chapel servlces and contrlbuted to the emergency po11o fund Local H1 Y representatlves were at Lans1ng and took part 1n the three day model government The club also sponsors a basketball team made up of the1r own members Offlcers are Bob Eckard presldent, Wayne Byer v1ce pres1dent, Don Ashley secretary treasurer, and Lee Colestock, stu dent comm1ss1on representatlve 45 1 - With Mr. Horn as adviser, the club AL! - ' S S ' QW . . , . .5 . . I . 1 q . . Q , v I - l' : , ' ' v ' I . 1 Session Charges The session charges are students, usually upper classmen, chosen by the teachers to help take charge of a session period. The duties of the two students for each hour are: to check roll for ab- sences, to check the whereabouts of all absentees, to make out and sign passes for students wishing to go to V Y various parts of the building during that hour. to sign all admittance slips, to keep order in the session hall. and to be helpful to the teacher in any Sealed: Charlotte McCoy, Sharon Hall. Bull Isbell, . ' other possible way. Shirley Corrcdino. Nlarilyn Darrow. Thelma Nlorrow Standing: janet Sleutz. Shari Owen. Clara Wyatt. Bonnie Higgins, Dick Williams, Henry Blomme, Dorothy Gray. Moonyean Van VVagoner, Joyce Snow, Marlene Downer. Anna Mae jones. Bethel Eitniear First Row: Zada VN'inegar. Norma Hisler. Bonnie Higgins. Marlene Downer, Julia Norris Second Row: Eva Twitchell. jake Nehring. Bernard McConnell, john jardot. Tom Olney, Carolyn Smith, Darlene Oliver Third Row: Leonard Peters, Barbara Friedley. jean- ette Communal. Norma jaquette, Ruth Beals. Verle Shaver. Barbara Heaton Hall Monitors We hate to think what the halls would be like without the ever-faith- ful hall monitors. Duties of the moni- tors are: to direct all visitors and new students to the rooms they are seek- ing. to keep order in the halls between classes, to keep the corridors neat, and to check all locker permits and hall passes. I For all the help we receive from them, we should like to thank the hall monitors. unior Library With the help of nineteen staff members, Miss Thompson circulates approximately 100 books per day to elementary pupils from the second to the sixth grade. First graders begin to visit the library the second semester, after they have learned to read and can find new adventure in borrowing books. The second through sixth grades visit the library once a week with their classes, and in between times the children browse individually through the collection of about 3,000 fiction and non-fiction books. Many of the grades have enjoyed stories told by Mrs. Goff's Speech II class. Seated: Alice Van Loon, Mary McDonald, Gerry Rioux, jane Simpson. Sharon Hamman, Judy Ashley, Pat Bothwell, Mary Alt, Margie Southwell Standing: Billie Mae Craner. Hildegarde Gemalsky, Mary Ellen Kraft, Jay Miller, Doris Griffith, Carolyn Childs, Mildred Dodge, Betty Cole, Miss Thompson Seated: Jackie Davison, Philip Sherman, Esther Twichell, Miss Thompson, Shirley Spencer. May- nard Culver, Doug Vincent Standing: Katharine Heintz, Marilyn Darrow, Betty Van Loon, Annette Brown, Mickey Strang, Bruce jenkins, Joan Ashley, Dorothy Hodges, Jeanette Communal Senior Library The senior library, serving the seventh through twelfth grades, ac- commodates an average of 240 people each day. In addition to the 6,000 to 7.000 books available there are picture files, files of vocational ma- terial. 40 current magazines, and files of the magazines' past issues. New tables and fluorescent lights were added to the room this year. There are 15 members on the staff whose duties are: checking books in and out, arranging books on the shelves, working at the desk, taking attendance, and preparing new books for distribution. A helping hand is willingly offered by Miss Thompson to all who request library material. Mrs. Kennett and Mrs. Page each take charge of the library one hour a day. FFA The Future Farmers of Amerrca, or the F F A as rt rs commonly known, rs the natronal organr zatron of, by, and for boys studyrng vocatronal agrrculture Organrzed rn November, 1928 rt has served to rncrease the rnterest rn vocatronal agrrculture and to provrde further trarnrng rn rural leadershrp The FFA rs an mtra currrcular actrvrty havrng rts orrgrn and root rn a defrnrte part of Among other thrngs, members learn through actrve partrcrpatron to conduct and take part rn publrc meetmgs, to solve therr own problems, to frnance themselves, and to assume crvrc responsrbrlrty The offrcers for thrs year are presrdent Roger Sederlund, vrce presrdent, Leonard Peters sec retary Tom Olney treasurer Gerald Gruber, reporter, Drck Lerch, sentrnel, Arthur Hayward advrser, Mr McK1m First Row Rrelrard McDowell Don Clrureh Brll Klrrrk Dean Clark Fred ,Iarclot Rrclrard Wrlson Dorr Ells worth Brll Lonarton Bob janeeke Second Row Clrfford Barley Gerald Gruber Bob Steele Eugene Plrrlrpp Leonard Peters Rrclrard Lerclr Eugene Mulkey Tom Olney Grlbert McKessy Third Row Roy Hyatt Bob Eckart Roger Sederlund Arthur Hayward Shannon Clark Ron Hrgdon Ches ter Mrller Ron Larkrns Harlow james Mr MCKIIH Fourth Row Walter Pulter Mrlton Zentmyer Allan Clarke George Denlrerder john Glrere Steve Haskell Dave Thompson Albert Cowles Gerald Brown 48 I I O , , f . K 1 5 . V ' . . . ' ' - ' ' ' 1 Vg as A A . . . . . . . gg Q' the classroom activities. 1 ll , I . , . , , - K ' 1 Nr, I . . . , ' N V - -M-V . . . V Q gkhl ,,, . i . . 3 : ' , 4 l - . 3 - r P v A ' ' : -. ' ' ' N . s , 4 r ' ' v Y I , ' 5 , A , ' , v 1 1 1 V A F. H. A. Izrst Row Beverly Hutchings Francls Kxng Janet Slentz Bxllle Craner Joy e James Sue Canedy Janet Wllllams Jackle Davlson Elolse Rochester Beverly McManus Joan Davison Second Row Shxrley Spencer Joan Ashley Joanne Brooks Annette Brown Carolyn Smith Dorothy Keeler Norma Hlsler Mary Ellen Long Mlckey Strang Malda Raymond Ella Grabow Mary Ellen Kraft Judy Ashley Barbara Heaton 7h1rd Row Pat Wntherow Ruth Beals Barbara Wrxght Thals Harmon Esther McManus Dorothy Van Aken Dons Hawkms Betty Van Loon Harrlet Muller Thelma Dodge Eva Tw1tchell Lorena Rlsner Barbara Frxedley Mrs Cleveland advlser Fourth Row Beverly Smaxl Myrtle Hlgdon Shlrley Teall Anna Mae Jones Eumce Evans Sharon Hall Jean Kimmel Manlyn Darrow Barbara Prerson Thelma Morrow Mary Jane Morgan Barbara Jardot Kath anne Hemtz Margery Southwell Frith Row Mildred Wxlllams Hxldegarde Gemalsky Mlldred Dodge Flora Pratt Mxckey Gooch Isabell Pul ter Joyce Twxchell Joyce Bradlsh Carole Garnant Manlyn Hosler Barbara Vmcent Betty Cole Phyllls Greene The Future Homemakers of Amerxca IS the nat1onal orgamzatlon of pup1ls studylng home makmg lI'1 Jumor and semor hlgh schools The purposes of thxs orgamzatlon are to en courage apprecxatlon of the Joys and satxsfac txons of homemakmg, to encourage democracy m home and commumty llfe, to work for good home and family llfe for all and to foster the development of creatxve leadershlp Durmg th1s year the members worked on several projects The offxcers spoke over WILS durmg Natlonal FHA week to acquamt the publlc Wlth the 0I'gaI'llZ8tlOn To further the fmances of the club the members sold penc1ls wlth the name motto, and emblem printed on them and Whlte anklets w1th ERH on the cuffs At Chrxstmas the members made candy to be d1str1buted to the needy Flora Pratt was chos en to attend the Natlonal Conventlon ln Kansas Cxty thls summer Mrs Helen Cleveland and Mrs Betty Mlller are the advlsers Mrs Erma Sanford IS the chapter mother Officers for th1s year are Isabell Pulter, presldent, Flora Pratt vice presl dent, Marxlyn Darrow, secretary Norma Hrs ler treasurer, Marllyn Hosler, reporter, Mary Ellen Long, parllamentarxan, and Barbara Heat on, song leader 49 5. . . . . . . A - 1 v 1 . L 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Y Y y v Y Y 1 Y ! ! 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 4 I . . . . - Q 1 1 1 - 1 1 V H 1 Y Y I - 1 ' 7 3 Y v 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , Q ' ' . t 3 . . . M . fy? ' . , y .,, 7 ' .. , . 1 . . . . . Y - 1 Fits! Row: jack Koch. Gcnc Ncibaur. -lim Scott. john Davidson, Mel Townsend. Phil Sherman Second Row: Pete Valek. john Engle-. jake Nehring. lVlr. Rich. Lynn Page. Bill Staley Thiid Row: Carl Nlfalser. VN'hitey Robinson. Leonard Peters. Haney Firebaugli, Roger Cochrane, Hank Blomme Key Club The Key Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Rich, endeavors to up- hold the benevolent motives upon which it. like the parent Kiwanis Club. was founded. This includes collaboration with the charity drives. periodically cleaning up the school grounds, and the Valentine Day assembly. Each year the club sponsors a delegation to the National Key Club Convention. This year sev- eral members attended the conven- tion at Columbus, Ohio. These con- ventions serve to promote fellow- ship and to improve human rela- tions. The club's officers are: jake Nehring, presidentg George Van Loon. vice-president: Lynn Page, secretary: john Engle, treasurer: and Pete Valek. student commis- sion representative. .SU-'lll'Ll, Ilan Coilnn. jack Scott. Gerald Gruber. Lynn Patio. Bill Kennedy. jim Scott. Maurice Beals The junior Conservation and Rifle Club, with Mr. Rich as acl- viser. endeavors to improve the surrounding area by starting on a lasting program of conservation. This includes: supplying the Eaton Rapids area with more small game: planting treesg and most important of all, making our school and com- munity more conservation-minded. The members of the club. who belong to the National Rifle Asso- ciation, try to meet the marksman qualifications of the association. In addition they learn to handle fire- arms with safety in mind at all times. Officers for this year are: presi- dent. Lynn Page: vice-president, Bill Kennedyg secretary-treasurer, Gerald Gruber: student commis- sion representative. Jim Scott. SIJIIKIIIFQI Sliannon Clark. xlim Rodgers. Ralph l1.nli-x lim Ho.xi-. flitwtt-i' Nlillcr, Bernard Mc- Connell. Loo Holmes. Mr. Rich nail: if - Sports enthusiasts fSco!t, Kennedy, 81. Beals! Ruth and Shirley left waitin' for their men. Hanging on thc feed bag End of a weary day QSharon, Mary Br. joycel Small fry help the Junior Red Cross. Janie back on the farm Smile pretty lCarole 85 Joyce? Say, did I toll you the one about - - ? Coach Peters' football team. Remember September - 7 The beginning of the end. 19 Noted pianist played: jitter-buggers, A. jones and S Tcall gave a great performance. 23 Harvey Firebaugh became Junior Member at Lar e Key Club sponsored Emergency Polio Drive-netted S133 27 Welcome for teachers. October- 13-14 Teachers' Institute. Who says 13 is unlucky? 22 F. H. A. hosts to 700 girls for Region III conference 25 Puppet show of Ichabod Crain. Red Feather donations. 28 Senior pictures. Fun but tiring! November- 11 Armistice Day assembly. No school in afternoon Hooray' 15 Education assembly by Speech II class. Y-Teens entertained boys. Lemmie and Alli performed 18 Senior turkey raffle. Shimmin and Williams won the gobblers 23 Y-Teen Tee-Pee Trot with five-piece orchestra 24-25 Thanksgiving vacation. Freedom to eat! 29 Senior play, Huckleberry Finn, Detective December- 6 Mike Van Loon and Bruce Higgins chosen banquet. 9-10 Hi-Y delegates went to State Legislature. 12 Speech Club initiation. Annual Staff started Christmas tree sales. Library Staff Christmas party. 19 Vocal concertg Miss Franklin played her harp 21 Y-Teen Chapel service: young man from Holland spoke 22 At last! Christmas vacation. january- 3 Back to school! 5 Varsity Club organized. No girls allowed. L- 9-27 Twirp Season-lucky women! 17 Cram for Semesters! Y! Burned midnight oil' 18-19 Exams-woe is us! 24 F. F. A. sponsored assembly. 30 Annual Staff assembly: Take it or else . g 52 The Day February - 14 Dave Evans and Sharon Hamman were crowned King and Queen of Hearts. Members of the court were: Anna Mae jones, Bud Isbell, Shari Owen, and Harvey Firebaugh. 21 Seniors taught CPD school. 24 Key Club assembly for World Day of Prayer. March- 2 Hours shortened for duration of the coal shortage. School is out at 2:08. 6 Coal shortage worse! School out at noon. 10 Local speech contest. 11 District Band Festival. 14 Six lucky V. F. W. seniors: Pat Witherow, Dorothy Gray, Barbara Heaton, George Van Loon, Roy Robinson, and Pete Valek, take off for Europe. 17 Junior Red Cross St. Patrick Dance. Honor Society initiation. 28 Quill and Scroll initiation. 31 Sophomore dance- At last , they said. April- 7-10 Easter vacation. 11 Junior Red Cross assembly. 18 Junior play, Pride and Prejudice . 21 Speech I assembly. 27 Senior girls' tea-Mrs. G. Mennen Williams, speaker. Senior boys' coffee. Five Key Club members left for convention at Columbus, Ohio. Olivet band festival. 28 Senior Dance. Lecture assembly presented by Jan Hollender. May- 5 Speech I assembly. 12 Junior-Senior Prom. 15-17 Senior trip to Niagara. No sleep! No rest! Great fun, anyway. 28 Baccalaureate-a very impressive service. 29-31 Final exams! 31 Class night. There was never such a night for fun! june- 1 Commencement. We looked super in our caps and gowns. The diplomas looked pretty good, too. 2 School ends. At last! Seniors bid a glad farewell. Alumni Banquet. 53 ' The Campbells Arc Coming JUNIOR PLAY CAST MA BRANNIGAN Mary McDonald C 47 ALPA TAPP Beatrice Lloyd BETTY BRANNIGAN Joyce Fulton DICK BRANNIGAN Dave Evans B11 DAD TAPP Lynn Page CYRUS SCUDDER Shannon Clark KAYI BRANNIGAN Shlrley Spenccr jl ll SCUDDFR Roy Robinson KINC S7 ON CAMPBFLL Bob Eckard IWRS AUGUSTA CAMPBEII Dorothy Van Aken Plllllp Sherman H L Conus Roy Robinson Shannom Clank Daxe Exans Bob Eckard Lynn Page Mary McDonald Ioyce Fulton Boatrxce Lloyd Shlrley Spencer Mr Hodges Dorothy VanAken Mrs Keydel Mrs Bever -r 'K .ri-1-F 54 1 S ..- 3 1? .,, AJ J , V u- . - - ., ' ' v K ' A .1 N F I 9 ' . . .-... ' ' . 5 - . f S 9 ' , - .K V Y , , . QT 4 . . , , -- If . . . .. . . ' ' . , , V . . . , . . . . . , . , 4 - . ' . I ......--M K ..,.. -..W .,- A -W V Y li A-1, A i Y . ss. -2 S - ' ' . ' if , . f ' S - ----.--....... ---7 p-A--v-----11r'-m-vr7r-z- ,K Huckleberry Finn, Detective SENIOR PLAY CAST AUNT POLLY K+ Mary McDonald JOHN FINN Lynn Page HUCKLEBERRY FINN Dave Evans TOM SAWI ER Bob Eckard CLARA WOPPINGER Dorothy Van en AMY WOPPINGER Joyce Fulton SUNBEAM ,IOHNSON Beverly Kull MAPY jANE WATSON Shxrley Spencer SAMUEL KNOWLES Shannon Clark ANNE RAND Bonme Hxggms Mlss Nlerrltt Bob Eckard Dave Evans Shannon Clark Lynn Page Lumarcl Peters Bonnle McDonald Shirley Spencer Beverly Kull Dorothy Van Aken Joyce Fulton Mr Hodges 1 nrinaw 'qwgm 55 Hlggms Mary il Q L 1 .ll I x I I 1 A , -' ' K ' x X dx X Lia li Z CMV - ., Y - ,Ah-V , il- -1 at 1 , -4 Ak A 5 ' 1 1 Ill Ad ' I -1 I .. if - 1 iz i . . J. k 11212 A 5 ' rg 3 or 'Q 5 154 S V fl fe . ,ggi it g ..' 'f K' ' A zz' s , '2' l ' . The last mile Grin and bear it, Barb. Teacher lot the mun- 'keys out! ijulial Men beware! Glar- riet, Naida, BL Sharonj Ouch! Solid comfort Whitey and Kathy Key Club recei first polio contri- bution. Shirley's Colgate smile Christmas in the library Casanova Pabalis viliiftrz. 'ii uiflg 4 55. 1 ls I .w Z ,. l, xl' Senior Band NsnnunanA-Q., M., We A A r .nw -aa' I H 3533 :- -,.. if .,,.., .- V---'-Q . .X ' ft - - -,........,,, N- 3, 4 i --N 1. , 4 , , Y 'B First Row: Wayne Byer. Jane Hall, Marilyn Goff. Bill Klink. Eunice Evans. Bob Eckard, john Ghere, Barbara Wright, Barbara Evans. Margery Southwell. Kathie Gifford. Shirley Goodrich, Francis King, Virginia Blatt, Mary McDonald, Sue Hansen. Katharine Heintz Second Row: Walter Pulter, Phil Ruehle. Shannon Clark. Gilbert lVIcKessey, Sharon Hall, Wayne Beiser, Larry Sumerix, VVayne Miller. Harriet Miller. Myrtle Higdon. Beatrice Lloyd. Nancy Ballard, Ted Williams, Eileen Vance, jack Squires. George Raymer. Dorr Ellsworth. Dave Evans. jack Shimmin Third Row: Lyle Williams. Germaine Rioux. Sharon Owen. Dick Cole. Carleton Sprinkle. Dick Long, Roy Rob- inson. Dorothy Keeler, Eugene Mulkey. Barbara Sprinkle. Archie Bryde, jim Rodgers, John Milbourn Another successful year has passed for the Eaton Rapids High School band. Under the direction of Dean Winter, the band was present to play and march at every home football game, to provide pep meetings with spirited marches, and to play at basketball games. Our band serves the community, too. by playing on Armistice Day, at the Christmas Sing, in the Santa Claus Parade, and in the Memorial Day Celebration. The band was present to help dedicate the Memorial Chapel and Guest House at the V.F. W. Other activities of the year included local concerts, the district band festival, the Olivet festival and Tulip Time at Holland. Summer band was held for the first time in 1949 with active participation. During the Season the band played at the Ionia Free Fair and at the 4-H Fair at Charlotte. Officers are: Myrtle Higdon. president: Mary McDonald, vice-presidentg Harriet Miller, secretaryg Germaine Rioux, student commission representative: and Dave Evans, student di- rector. 58 un1or Band Thxs year a Junxor Band was organized under the leadershxp of Mr W1nte1 The 45 members practlce an hour every day to gam enough experxence to become mem bers of the hlgh school band Any chlld 1n the fourth grade or above IS ellglble to Jom thls group Mr Wxnter stated that hxs JUHIOI' Band has made excellent progress Thelr aCt1V1tleS thls year Included part1c1pat1on m the annual mus1c concerts of the hlgh school Thxs group of muslc makers IS expected to grow 1n the years to come, and w1ll be the b8S1S of blgger and better bands for Eaton Raplds Hlgh School First Row Bob Zentmyer june Kunkel Kay Rossman Beverly Zentmyer loyce McNamara Frances Forde David Long Karen Sederlund Nancy Squxres Ronme Slocum Second Row Merle Rochester Don Stevens Darlene Smlth Wesley Smuth Rusty Harrmgton Dlck Lerch Rxchard Reese Donald Reed John Van Aken Davld Southwell Rlchard Rossman Nancy Spencer Bev erly Small Thlrd Row George Denherder Sue Shxmmln Pat Sheldon V1rg1ma Huffman Kenny Wxllnams Joyce Tyler Judy Manning Rlchard Reed Nrhl Storey Burr Hartenburg Chester Drnllock Davld Smart Dxck Forde Standmg Lenms Sanders Danny Goff Duane Martxn Mr Wmter Pa... 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V W V., Q , 1 if 'H A Va , , fag . . 54' ' P I U 4 AX Vocal First Row Marlan Welch Barbara Wrxght Clara Wyatt Annette Brown Dorothy Keeler Mary Ellen Long Clara Blatt Charlotte McCoy Pat Bothwell Marcxa Chrxstxe Second Row Miss Frankhn janet Slentz Iackle Davxson Hlldegarde Cvemalsky Shxrley Teall Anna Mae jones Barbara Pxerson Marxlyn Scott Sue Wyatt Ardell Bothwell Ehzabeth Gates Gerne Ryan Thzrd Row Beverly Rockafellow Carolyn Maupm Martlyn Goff Barbara jardot Mxldred Dodge Martha Davxs Dorothy Van Aken Thelma Dodge Delorls Hall Juha Norms Fourth Row Karen Brlstol Barbara Heaton Beverly Small Beverly Hutchxngs Vxrgmla Harthne Marilyn Edwards Joyce Snow joan Davlson Barbara Evans Under the dlrectlon of Mlss Frankhn the Glrls Glee Club the Boys Glee Club, and the Jumor Hlgh Chorus have partlclpated m both the Chrlstmas and the Sprmg Concerts The tr1o and sextette have appeared on both programs and have made numerous other pub hc appearances An outgrowth of the boys chorus IS the Barnyard Axrs , a quartette who are much m demand The Jumor Hxgh Chorus has shown promxsmff talent for future years Glrls Glee Club Offlcers are Carolyn Maupm,pres1dent Barbara Heaton vxce presldent, and Pat Bothwell, secretary treasurer 62 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .... , , 1 1 ' 1 ' tt - 19 . D . . , . s . . ' . . . . 1 1 ' DEPARTMENT BOYS GLEE CLUB Seated Bud Isbell George Kraft Mrss Franklm Bruce ,Ienkms Wally Morrxs Standmg W1lbur Sharp John Reynolds Jlm Howe Archle Bryde Rrchard Long Ward Orr Dave Evans UNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Frrst Row jean Running joan Storey Helen Clutter Vxrgxma Huffman Enleen Vance Amta Lokken Eva Hanley Bonnie Dornan Ruth Cleeves Sally Mergener Phyllls Smlth Sue Hansen Joyce Tyler Lorraine Fdwards Yvonne Greene Mlss Franklin Third Row udy Mergener Ardyce Lyon Douglas McManus Kalvm Palmer Bob Sullxvan Bob Morrxs Bob Forde Flora Belle Snow Delores Boyle Marxlyn jones Fourth Row Donna Williams Phyllis Flrebaugh Alxc Plant Glorla Hanley Donna Antcllff Cora Van Fleet Dlann Hatch Karen McCoy 63 , - . . . . - 1 Y y y 1 . v 1 D v l 1 U 1 , Second Row: Dottie Morris, Jeanne Rishel, Gretchen Webster, Patty Downer, Dorcthy Cowles, Mitte Twigg, 1 Y Y V Y . D Y , . A J . . ' . . , . 2 1 . Y . I , 7 mm flask? QM ff l ' 9' 'L 'x'. ly it : ' -g::wQ,,?S ,-in in- 1949 W' Ifbjui 'KY' VARSITY STARTING ELEVEN First Row Dlck Vhllxams Ron Larklns Jxrn Scott Gerald Gruber Ron Annetts jlm Hwwe jake Nebrmg Second Row john Engle Neal Wxtherow George Van Loon Bruce Hxg ms -ig? 1 X VARSITY RESERVES First Row Eugene Mulkey Maynard Hlgdon Phnlxp Sherman Lee Colestock Roy Robinson Blll Locke john Reynolds Dxck Feasel Roger Cochrane Second Row George Darrow jam Swank Vernon Smith Wayne Byer Bxll Catalxne 66 ,fjf'k,.v ' , :xx W. 2 'B . X1 ' If lg..-V... I , Q- Q i' -ix. ,r K -:ilk Af' 'L , A Y y. ' I . 4 --Q G - ' ' --' ' .r-V, re- , 'lf' .. nagti l , - 1. .Je ,...-2511 jf. - , X ' , . : . . 1 . ' g' 4 fa. 1 L f'75?3' sl. I Il X l,2 V I ,. ,X I-Zine . ' ff 1 ff '- l -' . A . I I . , Football Qs? rkn Seated Managers Henry Redfield Maurice Beals Bill Kcnntdv Kneelrng Vernon Smith Lee Colestotk George Darrow Iohn Engle Neal Wrtherrm Bruce Higgins Irm Scott Mike Van Loon Standing Corch Tony Pabalrs Ron LHklllS Wayne Byer C rrrt Mulkey Phil Sherman Drck Williams M 1y nard Hrgdon Roy Robinson Irm Sm 1nk Gerald Gruber Hill Locke Ron Annetts Bill Catalrne Iohn Reynolds Dick Feasel jim Home jake Nehrrng Roger Corhrane Coach Frank Madrll thriller when the locals lost to H1strngs 8 6 in the 11st 30 seconds of play Seeking to avenge their loss the spirited underdogs turned b 1111 1 mighty Everett team with a score of 8 7 In the next contest both teams showed determination as the Greyhounds and the Michigan Center eleven fought to 1 scoreless tic The Greyhounds then pounced upon How ell but were routed 12 6 after giving the Highlanders 1 rough time Eaton Rapids clicking on defense but failing to haue the necessary scorrng punch was downed 60 by Grand Ledee The lot 11 eleven were then met by 1 fierce Mason team the Bulldogs returned home with 76 O victory In our lrst encounter of the season the small Greyhounds were defeated on a wet field 130 by their old rrvals Charlotte The Grey hounds gave all 13 pornts to Ch 11 lotte in the first hrlf because of mistakes by a youthful team The boys entered the frnrl hrlf with 1 deterrninrtron to stop the Orioles and Com pletely outplayecl their rrxals The football squad and its COiCl1lI1g personnel deserve honor and respect for their mar velous display of true sportsrnmshrp and plaxrns, rbrlrty throughout the entire campaign The teams record of pornts scored 12111181 them proxcs that it w rs not that thev lived and died but that thev fought 1nd tried 67 'xx iq: W' 1' ' 1 Q ,T I 5 ' XC ' , - 1 -..ri .Qu l A 5 Z . , . Z, - ,, , Q, l 3, 1 Wy' ' , , l ' ' ' -V 2 , The 1949 Eaton Rapids grid team, coached by Tonv Pabalis. opened their season with a D . 2 - 4 L 1 - F 1 ZX. K . ' , - . A ' ' ' ' a ' . , ' y ' ' 5- , 1 , ' ' , 1 - .' 7 - V -2 1 'x 1 2 ' . 3 ' ' z 1 V z 1 1 2 ' ' ' . ' - . , , ' - T 2 ' -, . - v - - 1 1' ,- ' - , - a - . l N. ' , V gf L, 2 ' ' , . ' , 'b I , '. V ' . . . Z 12 ' K, . . Ax. , ' ,Z . . A ' , , ' V z . Varsit STARTING FIVE Lynn Page john Davxdson Dick Crlbley Bruce Hxggms Neal Wxtherow Kneelmg Coach Pabalxs McCormick forwald to Byer IBM Q X 'Nc Hlggms guard to Redfleld SENIORS PASS THE BALL Nolth Adams Mason St Johns Grand Ledge Hastmgs Howell North Adams Charlotte Everett Lansmg Tech Mason Grand Ledge St Iohns Howell Charlotte l949 50 SCORES 3 z QW Page forward to Davldson A E 1 u 2234 Nu 'K tv Nehrxng forward to Wltherow Crlbley guard to Gooch l A A 37 E R. 33 Af 47 E R. 32 3 ff A 3. 2 . 43 E R. 23 . -' gg ,, 39 E R. 25 H . -,g -I - , .J . ' ' 56 E. R. 41 .KRW ' ani., 26 E R. 46 Us ' - 35 E R. 43 ' 7 41 E R. 33 A fe 3 45 E R. 24 I ' ' 58 ER. 46 fl 38 E R. 37 I 5 +3 4 A A 30 E R. 28 j 1 ft 4- . . , 35 E R. 30 R 2 1 . 28 E R. 33 ' I 3 so E.R. 27 ls l Y V Everett 43 E. R. 26 Q . . I.. I 3 ' Y ' r ' f 4' L M -fs fx 5 3:2 ' N K W 9 ...Q-4 5 K-'47 , A 'i . 4 2- A ,Ag A 2 7 . mf 7 , .Z-V-A. G' Q X ry ..,- kt .,.'..' . .Z , x 1' . - W X I '. ' N' X45 lf 7 6 I ' ' A 541. mf' 68 Basketball Standing Coach Paballs Wayne Dyer lim McCormick Vernon Smith Iolm Milbourn larry Gonh aka Nehring Henry Redfield Sitting Bruce Higgins Iohn Davidson Lynn Page Dick Cribley Neal Witherow Eaton Rapids Greyhound cagers to a moral victory in the 1949 50 basketball season Ending the court season with one victory more than the previous year the basketec-.rs of Eaton Rapids gave some close scores to Capitol Circuit contenders and completed the season in fifth place in the league Bruce Higgins and Dick Cribley not only sparked the team to the victories which were enjoyed but upheld the splendid record of good sportsmanship which is symbolic of Eaton Raplds High School Brighter prospects are in the future for Eaton Rapids and although the graduating semors will not be with the school next year the Greyhounds will continue their drive to recognition as an honorable sports figure in this area 69 W 1 With a young and partially inexperienced group of boys, Coach Tony Pabalis guided the CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM ff This allile-tic clepartnic-ni paiiicipatcd in We entcred scveii niccts during tecnth out of twenty-fivc schools. The hai'i'iei's who composed thc Kcnnedy: and staizidizig-Maiiagei' niicl-1. Bill Staley. Coach Maflill. ye-ai. under the direction of lVli'. Madill. the Eaton Rapids cioss-couiiiiy' track for the first time. thc season. In the state nicct. Eaton Rapids placed thir- teani are: kneelmgk-Whitey Robinson. Bud Isbell. Bill Maurice Beals. Hank Bloninic. Lynn Page. jim McCor- SPRING SPORTS 2 , z5::,:g.'f 1335515 . L X g .yy Reserve Sports Our reserve football squad enjoyed a fanr season wtnnxng three out of eight games Led by Captam Mel Townsend they played hard and dxspldyed good sportsmanshnp They opened the 1949 season th defeats at St I hns l t lackson St Marys After defeating Sprlngport 53 0 the L1ttle Greyhounds dropped hard fought games to East Lanslng 20 O and Grand Ledge 13 7 Then they won from Leslxe 19 0 and Mason 12 1 The flnal game of the season agamst Charlotte found the Orxoles wlnmng 22 6 The team showed ptomxslng t lent f ton g ye s intl had fmt spxrlt throughout the season Coach Dery IS to he glven credit for hxs fllle toaclnng Members pxctured aboxe are Seated Kexth Vanloon Don Ellsworth Gene Nelbaur Paul Walser Charles Walser Dom Cady Dtck Mergener Ltnton Daudson Mel Townsend Standmg Manager George Smxth Iohn Gher Daud Odxorne Boh Etkhart Chuck Conutllx Unk Cole Ralph Ballev Duane Runmng Nlhl Storey Harold Logan Cowtl Dtry 47251 fl. nv T' ...,... The Eaton Raptds restrve basketball team coached by Mr Dery turned xn four vlctorxes ln thelr sxxteen game schedule Whxle W11111lI1f., only a fourth of thexr games the reserves fought anti played hard all the way Center Bob Steele with help from Bill Kennedy Lyle Wxlhams and Blll Catallne provxded the spark for the team Many of thetr games proved to be close and excxtlng contests wxth vlctortes well earned The young and xnexperxenced freshmen and sophomores showed much lmprovement and are looking for ward to a more successful season next year Some will also he seekmg berths on the varsity squad The team pictured aboxe are Pust row Maurxce Beals Lee Colcstotk managers Second row Bull Kennedy Lyle Wllllams Bob Steele Bull Catalme George Smith Standing Coach Dery Lmton Davldson Nxhl Storey Ormand Finch Walter Howe xm Svtank Ron Larkxns manager 71 A 5 ' l I A ' VMI C Y ' 3 z I ,',' aunt a Q ' t I A I 5 -L '- F Ta 1 or ' 'un' p ar: 4 2 ' X J .' J . 1, 5 s 1 t y 1 49 l ' , 1 uw y A lf, -I 5 x . C 3 3, p A I2 L is 1 s ? '. 1 'if 1 x Q 5 gt. 'c', ,cj so . ' ' K. y l ' J, l V Y I , ' -ir ' I ' unior High Sports JUNIOR HIGH FOOTHALI. l'nsr Huw: Plnltp 'Il:aylor. Bob Pldrv. Howard lVlrDuw0ll, Ernest Baker, Robert Kowalk. .Ian Hasty. ilalnes Brininstool, Rolwrt Nlorrw fcrmud Ruw: jr' Squirt-x. Hal ms ruke-y. mmf wr :1 . nz nw 4 'ws ,ax Y-two Pa '. Aflllll' wma. Cmrey Vanlfl- . Ccnclx Bo ' P T7 L. LIGHTH GRADE, BASKETBALL Inst Ram L xum Wxtglmt Lorem Van Fleet Lloyd Sanford ack lardot Second Rom Drmalrl lVlm3,an Duma Strang Don Ptersou lark lVltQlellar1d ltm Scott lhnd Row C v tl Hun I-lm gud lVItD well Dau Stmpsrm Robert Kmxalk lack Squires Gerald Blshop t' QU ful SIIVFNTH GRADE BASKILIBAIL nxt Rum Imm WlIlllCdl' I R Whlttemore Robert Place Bob Mor rts Kalxm Palmer .Srtond Rum Ctldgh Hotrt Duane Nlartm Ian Hasty Lee Elston Cl3de Nloore Lavnerence Payne Plllllp Taylor Claude Brmmstool 72 S la lt . l B la D ll M L1 n In lVlmtl tu l xut .ynt l Tl f 2 met . lol-t F , .l P 1 U 7 3 np 5 E3 . 3 W ' S A ' . f x a A 2 . ' Q , , J N :N H E' J L -V A t 5, 1. M ' -M l ,A Q E I ci' lp I Q35 .. ig , . L E' . ll 59 Q fe 4 X, 4 4 A W. FMT I: N. M. . I l sr 1 . . V - CUC u u S THE BOOSTER CLUB under lts sponsor Mrs Dawson has showed more pep and enthus lasm than IH prevlous years Its purpose IS to mamtaxn school sp1r1t morale and good sports manshup The offlcers are Ioyce Bradnsh presxdent Anna Nlae ,Iones v1ce president Barbara Heaton secretary treasurer and Flora Pratt student commxsslon representatlve Members pictured above are Fzrst Row M Scott B Pierson I Bradxsh I Davlson B Isbell F Pratt G Gray I Davxson R Flrebaugh Second Row M Chrlstle C McCoy M Kraft M Strang D Keeler M Culver R Robxnson L Peters L Colestock M Van Wagoner M Downer B Kull D Hodges T Morrow Third Row I K1mmel P Cerra B Wrxqht B Frledley H Mxller M Davis B Van Loon B Hlgglns K Towns T Harmon D Van Aken N Chew S Hall H Gemalsky Mrs Dawson adviser Fourth Row F Forde I Webster C Garnant I Norrls E Evans A Jones S 'IY'all K Glfford M B Hutchmgs D Oliver P Greene C Wyatt V Shaver ,I Wllllams M Southwell B Heaton S Spen Cer P Wltherow THE VARSITY CLUBS purpose IS to bu1ld and mamtam better sportsmanshlp and to xm prove athletlc cond1t1ons throughout our hxgh school Thls can be accompllshed more readnly by umtmg all the varslty letter wmners of varlous sports 1nto one group The offxcers are Neal Wrtherow presxdent Ronald Hlgdon vlce presldent Bull Kennedy secretary Vernon Smlth treasurer and Coach Tony Pabalxs advlser Members prctured above are Frrst Row W Byer G Grub r V Smlth I Mnlbourn L Page L Gooch R Larkms D Wnlhams Second Row B Staley .I McCorm1ck R Robinson G Mulkey ,I Howe H Fxre baugh R Annetts H Blomme Coach Pabalxs Third Row B Catallne D Crxbley ,I Nehrxng R I-Ilg don B Hxzgms N Wxtherow J Engle B Kennedy Fourth Row G Darrow ,I Scott L Colestock B Isbell M Beals H Redfxeld 73 ' t u Q S q . - . I. . . . Q - . . ,. ' , . V 3 : . ' , l. - . I. , . , . , Hosler, M. Gooch, C. Maupin. B. Rockafellow, Winegar, D. Gray: Fifth Row: E. Twichell, S. Owen, . '. , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . , . . . . Q . . - 2 . Y . 1 . , . - . 5 . Y 5 ' ' - ' : . , . 9 . . ' , - . ' . . , . , . ICCI' C21 CI' S You ve seen thetr faces at pep ralltes football games md basketball games always out front leadlng your cheers through thtck and thm They boosted your morale yelled encour agement even when they were dlsappomted and kept you together tn your excttement Our cheer leaders are chosen by the student body They ln turn choose a mascot These students work together as a team to promote good wlll and good sportsmanshxp among the student body Isbell Gertrude Gray Flora Pratt Jlmmy Dawson mascot Reserve cheer leaders below are Marllyn Scott Barbara Pterson jackte Davtson Ruth Flrebaugh 74 Varsity cheer leaders pictured above are, left to right: Shari Owen, Joyce Bradish, Bud Eaton Raplds Hlgh Schools mld century graduatlng class wlshes to ex press lts gratltude to the advertlsers and patrons whose flnancxal asslstance arded 1n the productxon of our yearbook Patrons of the 1950 Eatonlan are llsted below and the 8dV6I't1Sll'1g sectnon appears 1n the followmg pages Shlmmm Drug Store Eaton Rapxds journal Lawrence Hyatt Dr Bert Van Ark Paul Doak Dr H V Van Ark Taylor 85 Johnson Dr Albert Melnke H O Muller H P Webster Dr Vance Farmers Warehouse SChW16dS Garage Paul Hall Ken Brown Dr Roy Maxey james Grant Nlcholas Bu Hovey Electrxc Dr J Grandy Cary Ackley Insurance Agency Ernest Fulton Ralph S1mpson Class of 25 PICKUFQS by H A Powell Sludxos uf Duron and Van Fleet of Eaton Rapids Typesetting by Capital Type, Lansmg Covers by S. K. Smith Co., Chicago Published by Edwards Brothers, Inc.. Ann Arbor 75 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIHYL Store Wayne Arnold Gulln cr s Hitchery Chicks from Ray Pay Then Way STEWART CHEVROLET SALES DAY AND NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE Phone 6411 ORRS PLUMBING 8: Apphance Shop Phone 4 4663 Eaton Raplds 4 . N . Al 1 S 9 'W A 3 c .Two . . , V L u - 2 ' U Y Q . HAYES e W e 1 r y Phone 4-6161 WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVER GIFTS Expert Watch Repaxr Servxce 592' HOCOTT S BAKERY Cakes for Speczal Occasmns 77 V I a Q I -IE- g I' . ,, . ,, l. Al' . ,, R, ' . ' if K 7 ff - - u SMITH AUTO ELECTRIC tit MOGRE IMPLEMENT CO john Deere Tractors Farm Machmery ir ir -lr HAFFNER S Sc to S100 Store ik HAFFNERS sfwrs sw MILBOURN DRUG STORE Fountam Service Wmdow Shades Wallpaper D E Y Funeral Home Courteous and Prompt A b 1 S m Mme emce The REXALL store j.,--'ff TWV ,,, .,, BROMELING sz PETTIT HARDWARE BENTLEY S ICE CREAM We Freeze to Please FOUNTAIN SERVICE LOWE BROS PAINTS 85 VARNISHES PLUMBING HEATING hone 5001 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Wholesale Retazl Phone 3621 201 Broad St P 79 A v'-' 1 V wumygr vrn AI,., W v, ww ,. , . UI K I I , ,X P' 'I L 7 . H H HORNhR WOOLhN MlLLb QOMPANX W 1 1836 -13 5 Ph e 2321 80 ,W w . . , Fine oo ens Since If f I III if ' F W M,,,,,,,, ,,MM . MM1 W S 1 R H 9 t 130 SAGL 5 M I1onu,and.AuuJSuppbf F? A 81 P FOOD STORE ll GOODIlLK CLASS OF 50 EATCN STAMPING COMPANY Mariufactui ers Machinists Designers Dies Stamping 81 N 1 7 4 i'9q,q 15 'ISIS 243110 ' J 'i Q , l ' , J 4 g' V A . ,Ag ,. Firestone Tractor Tire Headquarters PJEJAL bales, and bu w ILL DODGE IU PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS EATON RAPIDS FLYING SERVICE SALES ROOM USED CARS Approved School 121 W HomIln 152 154 Mum Plane Rental Chdxter SLIVICE Stinson Factory Dealel ll SLAKS PONSI IAC Ponuac Cars GMC Trucks SALES ADDRESS USED CAR LOT 118124 N Mom 916 5 MOIH Phone 4 3071 Phone 4 1421 DAY AND NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE Day Phone 4 3071 Night Phone 4 6311 EATON RAPIDS MICHIGAN 82 A 4 1 I 5 '1 I ' A Q y ' A ? 2 d . 1 . i 2 l I f I if ' -f fx-ff! Q- ' 7 Q - lift., A-I I Wire ' f if ' V- ' . T3 I-ical-' Q I Q - -1- -'--.u-T .1 Ill If I 4 Elk . 1 - ,.' 'I , ,,,,E - , L-:,--f . . - g , , , - , 4 I TWIQHELL 84 R M KULL COCHRAN Hardware and Sportmg Goods MEATS GROCERIES Electrxcal Appllances Phone 2611 Eaton Rapids Phone 3191 Eaton Rapsds Much SAM J BELL DARROW BRos Auto Fxre L1fe Compensatxon 24 Hour TQXI SGTVICC Over Heffnefs Phone Eaton Rapids Phone Eaton Raplds 7511 Lansmg 8 3238 Congratulatzons CLASS M1Chae1 Monue Insurincc HAROLD A PETTIT Fef Your Every Need Funeral Home 83 7331 ' 1 - . , K' ' ' 1' 2 1 r ,50 1 4 H1xson 81 Chr1st1c B lrbu Shops t W CLASS OF 50 THE VAUQHN QQ MAUPIN lv t Rctall SIILS MARIES STYLE SHOP Sunni A mic! 84 ' 0 Q 0 2 A ' 1 ,Tv , m , .., Bes ishes .Yijflfp Eaton Rapids' Newest and . , ' 'Z . L x Fmest Farm M S ore N , 'W Y S' ' Pl 'J K AIR WASHER TONY 5 C Rad1o 8: Electmcal Serwu: OFPOYEIIIOII The Pzoneers of Washed Azr for the Home Lonv Bean 81 Gram Co Incorporated GRAIN BEANS CLOVER SEED and FEEDS Eaton Rapids R3d1OS Electrlcal Servlce Mlchlgan Phone 4 5221 Eaton Rapids th' Wluttelnorc s Restflur mt Steaks Chops Sea Foods A Fmer Plvce to Eat Phone 41121 Eaton Raplds Much Home of Monarch and R1che11eu Foods Armours Quahty Meats Arnold 81 Becklund FOOD MARKET Free Dehvery Phone 7411 , W l . 0 0 u ' ' U ' 1 O Q 7 1 ' gl, and L ' . S . I Q ' ' ! . 1 , K K v 1 14 - , u C , . 85 G1 arlmztc sf C01lglclflll6lfl011S! BLISIDGSS IS the profess1on offemng cholce OppOI'tUI'Ilt16S for success Several Eaton R8pldS young people are belng traxned for buslness by ACME Right Now Our Placement Servlce w1ll help you to secure a good offlce posltxon Why Not Vmt U59 Ask for Catalog Aung Busmcsa Lollcvc ust West of Knopps Lansing LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 83 Years of Satisfactory Busmess Tram1ng 86 1 . 2. , - .I sl . , N , ' A 1 ' A 1 J ' ' H . . . . f ' 11 1 Best Wisfaes f I ' J Cmgnztzzl f'Ol1,Y and I0 the Cfclss 0 1JDU.' MILLER Wo. :ce CRW QQ Qgfg DAIRY FARMS f ' 0 Farm Made ICE CREAM . I 9 Y f I I 2 1 T' 'LH ,. 2 N ,E Jig 4 VV' , I .ai I IP' 4, fu' V Y , i I?9 A ll- UI. 'Q 1. BI ULAH S BLAUTY SHOP C1 III MINCI Real Esmtu I11sur111u 216 Sgufh Rlvcr Sf PIttSbL1fg,,I1 P nuts ZI9 S Mom Phone 4 4831 LL1d111 Plmloffr 1 Jhnrs I11 II1L M1dxx est II. A. POXVIILL STUDIOS 'IP1IOIOgf6i1JfIV at Its Best MICHIGAN and OHIO 88 ' . A . 2 ' 'I W Q 11af 5 j ' . 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I I Z ,i W A Trlmblc 8: Son Dzstnbutors of MOBILGAS MOBILOIL AND WAREHOUSE FOOD LOCKERS When You Think of Freezing or Frozen Foods THINK OF US HAUSCH FOOD MARKET Home Dressed Meats MOBIL PRODUCTS 1202 S Mann Phone 4 4841 R E E S E Scrv1cc Sf'1f1011 Browns Body Shop 'k ir 'A' Bumpmg Paxntmg H4 Grand Street 'kit MIIICIS Body Shop Bumplng Pamtmg Glass Work 503 Osborn Phone 2 I Put Not Your Trust in Money But Put Your Money in Trust With Us THE NATIONAL BANK OF IIATON RAPIDS Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp IN MICHIGAN IT S Vandcrvoort s FOR AUTHENTIC EQUIPMENT IN EVERY SPORT We are grateful to have played a part 1n your school hfe by furmshmg sports equlpment for true sportsmanshlp IS a valuable herltage from your school days whxch you wmll carry all through your lrfe an Shop Grand Ave STO In N D E R Mlchlgdn Around w- Lanslng 90 1 . A 9 p . . d . . Brookwew F lor1sts Eaton Lumber Co Home of Long Lastmg Flowers LUMBER COAL Dal 4 5771 440 KI g St BUILDERS SUPPLIES Pho e 281 JOHN B DAVIDSON S WOOLEN MILLS SPINNERS OF WOOLEN AND MERINO YARNS MANUFACTURERS OF WOOLEN HOSIERY PHONE 2711 91 I O ll U- ' - 7 n 6 i - 'n . ! l ' ' I ' W' ,.,,I,Wl-,W ' . W lbw SQUIRES and HAMMAN QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES I HATHAWAY Auto Body Works BEAR FRAME AND AXLE BOILL BAIAAR scHooL sumuss GLENN W MARR ll V MARIIN MULKLY MOTUR SALT S IIZOS M 4 HORN CANDY t LANSING MICHIGAN Fresh Fruits - Vega 'II Q Service on Phone 337I Phone 5I2I A DR. ' . . ' P CIlIl'O1J1'2lCtO1' Proprietor T 4 ,W ,,, QOMPANY, INC . I: 'Iii' I - II1 'ry The Swcctcs Man in Town . ain Phone -497I 92 MCNAMARA AUTO SALES 126NM Rpd BROMELING FOSTER 81 GIBSCN FORD SALES 85 SERVICE P O E 32 1 'l3,'v:Ar'- First in Service . ain St. E ' If ' X ' 4 , , D . , I ' 'N Ai S 1' Linn I 7-.S 3 A Hiq-,.5 ' yd Y WIS. 7 I . L. F. Baldwin Certified Public Accountant Justice of the Peace I SHAEFF,ER PENS - PENCILS STATIONERY - PRESCRIPTIONS HEATON'S DRUGSTORE Eaton Rapids Michigan Tyler s Ben Franklm Store 5 and 10 HARRIS OIL COMPANY Phone 3511 Hull and Knught Sts We Sell for Less EATON RAPIDS MICH HANSEN PACKING CO Poultry Butter Eggs qi 311 W KNIGHT TusnLww1M 9 . ln' H , . , 4'-4 N...f 1 .VII . 1 ' , ...... , --- I V, fb- -V. ti,..,3Q, A ,ff rbi A ' avi' ' ' Washburn s Flower Shop And Green House Phone 7821 VAN FLEET F1ne Photography FETTA FEED MILL Where Qualrty Comes Frrst When You Thmk of Feed Thmk of Louls Fetta Phone 3281 gm Z .J1'f'?1u'5r-v., arf' Agwmkw awfgajf' fggfff WHEN YOU THINK OF CHICKENS Thmk of B A L L A R D S LEVEL VIEW FARM Phone Onondaga 7F32 Congratulatrons M1d Century Class CATERINO BROS .' , N -s 5. 3 H ' 9, -X ,fx I, f '- it, - A A , 2 ' M E We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere ,Nui uf- , V. ' -V 2. mf-.ja r e..,f:35,:54 55, ft ' X- ,X Qfvygge ' .. . -v,,w-g:Nere- 5-gy: P14-1 M Q 3 3-rf -1 2 p 4- 'A :. ' PVR : 1zx.:f.fwI' al! 'I -i'fi'Q 'f ' 1. ,L-.L ' A 2fw +Y' ..'.'.-W . 'NV 73. ' 5' .- v,eesg,1. V ru., h T' - , 1' gp as ,Y , P fri H' ' W 1 , Q 'J,61,5:,lL 2, Q, --,ge ,A .., ., ,L..,.. L' h - ,,,,,,fg- Z' - 5 ,4 D . .. ' in 3 . I I Q - STANDARD SERVICE D A L E H O L M E S rhinitis Stornys Dry Cleaners Prompt and Courteous Servzce Corner of M 99 and Columbia Rd Phone 4 1731 HERFF JONES MdI7UfdLfUf6fS f CLASS RINGS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS MEDALS TROPHIES CLUB PINS C E BOGGS MlChIgan Reprewentdtzve ISO Lakeside Drive GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 96