Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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DBLYIUK l'liUlVl Don Bari and his orchestra provided a var- iety of music for the guests' dancing pleasure. Top talents from Monte Carlo Studios were exhibited during intermission. Last hut not least, refreshments were served hy two uuderclassmen who were dressed in Oriental costume. -JFS As soon as the seniors' guests stepped up- on the sacred bridge. they entered into the mysterious land of the Orient. The decora- tion on the stage was a giant Buddha of Kamakura ln the center of the dance floor was a small Chinese boat, which we named Ming Toy, floating in a stream at the foot of a towering pagoda. Accents ofOriental symbols were shown by murals, large yellow dragons, and japanese mulberry trees. Chi- nese landscaping formed a border for the dance floor. Gaily colored lanterns hanging from the ceiling and band stand gave the finishing touch to the scene. sis, VN 6 80 174 Jw..

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This year's Homecoming game was highlighted by a Homecoming Queen. This is the first time in the history of Ecorse High School a queen has been chosen. She was picked by the student body of the school and reigned over the Trenton-Ecorse game. Lovely Helene Layoswas chosen as queen and her beautiful attendents were Anna Lee Branhznm, Desanku Pavlovich, Florence Conn, and Eula Rush. D Q I View of Ecorse High Scho0l's football stadium under V lights. I 1 I 79 fl!

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asf. ' and estament We, the members of the Senior Class of 1952, do hereby publish and declare this tg be our last will and testament, hereby declaring null and void any previous wills or nromises of whatsoever nature to anyone collectively or singly, in every way end in every resnect denying any former agreements made. First we hereby direct that 211 our outstanding debt must be paid before Bny other bequest under this will shall be made. To Mr. Ralph Brant, our superintendent, and to Mr. John Davis, our principal, our deepest appreciation for their understanding and patience during our stay at Ecorse High School. To our sponsors, Miss Lillian Evans and Mr. Ralph McNHughton, our heartfelt thanks for their guidance and interest in all our class activities. To our teachers, we leave not only our gratitude, but our sincere wishes that the classes to follow will give them more ease Rnd peace of mind. Leonard Allnin wills his athletic ability to Willie Gsmbrell. Lens Angiolillo wills her ability to be nlump and not considered fat to Elia Luna. James Bell wills his levis to Eugene Brillhnrt. Clifford Fallheim wills his bend Ability to Edwin Pietrengelo. Pat Bexter wills her 212 inch waist line to Marlene Altmeyer. Thomas Beyles and Rufus Dnvis will their artistic ability to Anthony Bnlogh. Janet Beausejour wills her ability to get along with Miss Evans to Marlene Cline. Ossie Birdsong wills her Business English marks to Pauline Giddens Frederick Bond wills his motorcycle to Kenneth Moore. Anna Lee Brenham wills her initiative confonmities and her discretion to Daisy Shears Betty Brent wills her ability to drive her fHther's car to Beverly Corns. Allen Brown wills his taps to Milton Creighesd. Joseph Bulko wills his cowboy boots to Mike Verge. James Caldwell wills his sturdy walk to Ronald Sheck. Gloria Carter wills to Barbers Herdeman this phrase Wlt is better to be seen then hePrd.u Marion Chambers wills her ability to be husky to Ethelrine Wright.