Everett High School - Archives Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

The ARCHIVES Staff Is Proud To Present B 'L MCM! VES Everett H1gh School JL ne 1941 LANSING, MICHIGAN I , . NV 'U' Ill? Ili 'U' Il? Il? It IS xuth the hope of leaung one years III hlgh school that we the Archwes staff of 1947 publlsh thls annual 4 lasting achievement after three enjoyable 355- M3221 Ded1cat1on It xs vuth the utmost apprecxatlon that we the ARCHIVI-S staff of 1947 dedicate thls annual to our sponsor Mr Durocher who has worked so wllllngly and faithfully to gnc us our year book We are proud to bestow upon hun this honor nn hope of somehow repaymg hum for hls labor The ARC!-uvlss staff 5 ' -A3019 Re- 9? ,-,a-JB' 'lynn'-n4 ' 'vo-is dum ,,.... ,ggi inn-Q -vrvmi. ' A 'ilu 48 Good mornmgl We are very glad to welcome you as a parent to our hugh school As a represemauve of the student body I am very happy to be able to gnc you a glnmpse of our classes 6 gfQUM1mr3w1am1QN ,M Rx X -V f ..,..,.': A .cigar :Q s 'ii b,-:fd '13f 4 we Ai: '?I::'.k-J, :i ' ' '1'.g.'-'.N:,:, ' . .5 :. xc: 'Q-,L -.ag VF? .5 -.- .gf -if: 'L ' 5 rf.-255' ' 5: ..... . . . q 1 .- .'115-1:1-f: 1 '- -'fz z. , ' 1 , .f'-'::f:'----- .' -.f.. 1, ' . . ' 413- 11'-'HE I . a iii-TZ. '- . .rz '1::- --f. 'J '- . . : .' ' -' D '.'.j:g.-- 1.1 --J: -h--..s'- .10 ,ar-: Xu va,-.A,..5. : '..:., - . I' 'ff -dl. 'als' 'QA -1.1.11--' ...Ep nf- , ': -', -, . l - .'.1.r. --jg. ' I- ' ' . J' ' .g' ,.-:gr ' . I . Z--z?:n.. xiii?'..::?3l:J..?:g:?5'j. .,..- . ' 4 . DORR GRANGER President RAY VANDER MOERE Secretary ae-95 WAYNE CONNER Treasurer GEORGE YVARREN Trustee 'sf gift! K aura-f A GEORGE KOHLMEYER Trustee 1 Now in Session! On this page will be seen as progressive a group of administrators as can be found in any school in Michigan. Some achievements in very recent years that can be attributed to our superintendent and board of education are a new addition to the grade school division, a playground now in use by the children of the grade school, a new athletic field, and complete plans for a new grade school building on South- gate Street between Fenton and Maplehill. JOHN K. COSGROVE Superintendent 3 'F pi Senior High Student Council Mforking along hand in hand with the top administration on the opposite page are Mr. Alford, our genial principal, and the Student Council, which serves as an effective liaison group between the administration and the student body. Mr. Alford performs a great number of everyday transactions which, al- though not always noticed, are absolutely neces- sary to the effective functioning of a high school. One of the highlights of Student Council activities this school year is the raising of money to finance the lighting of the new ath- letic field. Weekly meetings of Council and cabinet are held to insure closer cooperation between student body and administration. CECIL H. ALFORD, Prinripal 4,-.Eff v . ft t LUDI-IMA MCNATT Secretary kj DOROTHY GOERS Advisor JIM RAMBO President s,,,f., ,-sa it EDDIE SPRAGUE Vice-president JOHN MU IR Treasurer '-ww. ,,,k A ,-no-Q, s.. KATHRYN VVOODLAND Serrelmjv to the Superintendent Left to right: jean Sinclair, Beth any Yvarren. Not in Picture: Rohetta Moore. No less indispensable to the efficient functioning of the two main administrative offices 'are the groups pictured on this page. Above will be found the al- ways very busy workers in the superintendent's de- partment. Below and to the left will be seen the workers in the principal's office, in which there is never a lax moment, so many and varied are the details worked out there. Left to right: Mona Lou Stowell. Alyse johnson, Colleen Marlett, Dorothy Riegel, Dolores Kraai, Dorothy VanderMoere. Seated: joyce Stevens. RANGHILD HAMMOND Secretary to the Principal. Y WARM N FFICULTY IACOB VAN WYHE .Semor Hzgh Mathematics AUREI E DUROCHER Fmnomzcs and Soczology Advzsor the Akcmvfs VIOI A BRAIN DT Sensor Hzgh Lzterature Admsm C zrls League DOROTHY GOERS S'enzo1 Hzgh Soczal Ytudzes 4d'lll907 Senzor Hzgh Student Counczl LESTER STRICKLER Sczence Adwsor Cross Country and Sczence Clubs I RAYMOND SPIESS Commerczal 12 YQ FFICULTY DONNA XVARN ER Commerczal MART HA BRISTOI Muszr Director Mzxed Chou' CHARI ES SWEEN ILY Athletzcs Adwsor I mszty Club FRANCIS ROSSI Industrzal A rts VEDA SCHLOSSER Iumor Hugh Englzsh Spamsh Admsm the VIKING and Spanish Club M ADGE BLAIR Home Economics Dean of Czrls 13 Ii il FIZICULTT IOHN ADAMS Czmcs Dzrector Concert Band and Dance Orchestra THFLMA OLSON junior Hzgh Social Studies LILLIAN JOHNSON Lzbrarzan FLORENCE LAMB jumor Hzgh Englzsh jumor Hugh Mathematzcs Advzsor Iumor Hugh Student Counczl EI MA WIEGMAN Nurse any en 3 Hydrogen IUQTG rs Not pictured H + H9 0 BONITA CROSHAW .H 'I H-'O '91 Hai- 3' Gxrls Athletzcs 14 3 HARRIETT VAN HOUTEN G 4' o - + 4 o - v , D fl '- :4'.-.- . -. .--:-.., '-.' -...---. -' ',.'-'- -.,. ... . . ..'Z' '-- ' '.'.. 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Hx! an person Snapshot Science Club 2 .il1.i11il. -i 1 19 JENIOPQM 7 NICN ATT I UDENIA 'Vot that I don t Ixlte school Secretary Semor Hugh Student Councll Glrls League Representative Cholr MELLENI -XL A musician m hxs own nght Student Councxl Represent atxve Band 3 Vzkzng Staff Feature Edxtor MOORE ROBETTA Red headed temperament Salutatorlan Class Secretary Cheerleader Band 2 ROB -XCK BILL Guaranteed not to run down Snapshot Scxence Club Nothing is Impossible To a Willing Heart 17 NIACKII-1 JIM Forgwe me if I blush MILKIE EDITH Pet yourself a red head Glrls League Representative Cholr PHILO HOWARD Another musrczan Student Councnl Represent atrve Band 3 SIEB DOWINA Dont be so bashful Donna 19 JENIOPQM SINCL-UR JEAN Speak up jean Class 'lreasurer Snapshot Science Club Secretary NI L RBIN ROBFRI Student Councll Represent atne I tkmg Staff Xhxed Choxr ll -XRREW BE1 HXNTY Tune null tell Band 2 Not Pictured ANDERSON KENNE I H Concert Band 3 Manager 2 Dance Orchestra llkmg Staff Business Ma'-asf' a fond farewell 18 SXlI'I H GORDON A man of bran 71 and brnzns B1seball Xarsxty Club 2 YN XLI'ER DXlE for all Basketball 4 Track M RIC HT FRED ls I tn Iove7 I ls' Class Presrdent 12B Student Louncrl Labmet Football arsrty Club lv . , . .Y V' A ' Q ' '. . , G V34 - , - ' . I- . . 'iff' ' . .A , . A A The Hy1,,iN . A J 1 . One smile, indestructible, 7' ' - I l 1 ' ' V Q , v ' . , , . . ,. . . ,. . . . 19 JENIOIQM ANDERSEN BF1TX Our drum maloretle Band Drum Nlajorette 2 Dance Orchestra Bl- X ER LESTFR Snapshot Sclence Club 2 President 46 47 Archwes Staff 2 Artlst CXRMANX FRILD-K Talented and charmmg Wllxed Choir 2 Band Dance Orchestra CLEMENJS XVONNE Pretty and qutel Glrls League Representatne Mixed Choir 2 Glrls Alhletnc Club Introducmg the une Class of 1947 -1.- ' 19 XLSFIN XHLLIXNI A d5namo of xnactzwh Football Bl LLION DFLORFS Out of many one Nhxed Chonr Clrls Athletic Club CHRISTENSEN DU -RWE Tall fatr and uxstful Football 2 Track 3 Basketball 3 Varsity Club 2 E-KST HELFN Ile uonder hm Clam Secretary IIA Band 2 Dance Orchestra President Spanish Club Archives Staff Business Co Manager ' J iii. A I r 1 ' ' r Not by brown, but by brains. 5 . . - ' . , ', . , I , . I r. . L . A . T-' 1,-'cg I Y A , ' A' I ' . Il 5 , . . ' ' e . 19 JENIOFZJ' EASTM AN WILMA Forever Eddxe Student Council Represent atrve 2 Cheerleader 2 Mixed Choxr Class Secretary 10A GRANGER DICK Oh' Those curls' Football 4 Basketball 'lrack 3 Baseball Varsity Club HARRIS DONNA A bundle of smcerztv and consczenttousness Mixed Choir 4 Archmes Staff Literary Co Edrtor Spanish Club Treasurer HITYLER BOB No car-' Then no friends Student Council Represent atne One Day With Life and Heart Is More Than Time Enough To Find A World 20 FROST DAVID Am relatmn to jack' Snapshot Science Club CR-H BONNIE A uoman of action Mnxed Choir Vxkmg Staff Editor 47 H AINKS LEO I' -X .Shed stop St Peter an the act of roll call to argue Spanish Club -XCKSON ARLENIE Seen but seldom heard . . , KA' -f.. J 4 v ' ' I , 4 'I ' , , . , , J. ., . 'Y 7 ' I 19 JENIOPQJ' 47 JOHN SON DON ALD One of our handsome veterans KIRGIS MARVEL Ouxet and sueet KOHLMEY ER BILL Shy? 2 LYON ESTHER L nsoczablef 7 7 Student Council Represent atrve Nhxed Choxr Spanxsh Club Climb Though the Heights be Rugged KENNEDY VIVI-KN She loves blonde hair Vtkmg Staff KNECHT OYALEE Shes groumg Xhxed Choir KRUEGER ELEANOR As sweet as sweet can be Mnted Chou' 2 Vtkmg Staff Feature Editor 47 MOLLITER HELEN Shes Iovelx shes engaged she uses Ponds Mixed Choxr 21 .vw Y , .A , .A . ., .. - - , . , .. ,AA A r' I ' v . . . w 1 , W V ' , , .A t y v . . v - s . , . v , ' Av ' ' 1 -1 v ' , 19 JENIO F2 OSENCA ED Flxmg feet 'lrack 3 Cross Countrv 2 Snapshot Science Club Ol I0 DOX LE Blou blnu thou umter umd' Student Council Represent atne Snapshot Science Club 2 Nllxed Choir PRICF FRANCES Small 171 szze but nh oh' Mixed Choir RAMBO -IINI A good friend and n Hood athlete. resident Student Council '47 Class President llA Football 4 Track 3 X3l'Slly Club 3 The work of the world must still be done, and minds are many though truth be 22 ORC Ol I ERNIXN LOIS Flashing broun exes me dangerous Spamsh Club PF FFRSLNY DOW Hes smaft they sm uho sm 9' He sa3s' Snapshot Sclence Club 2 Arrhufes Staff Production Manager Ql IVV M-KDELYNF Ah those flammg lorks' resident C-nrls League Mlxed Chou' Spanish Club Class Presrdent 104 ROBISON BILL The South grnus em friendly. 19 JENIOFZJ ROBISON IOHN A tall fellou IJ aluaxs looked up to Band 2 SPR -XGLI' FD S I ll me llzlma and song Vtce President Student Councll 41 Student Councrl Represent atlve 2 Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 2 'Irack 3 Varsxty Club 2 IOWELI NIONIX IOU Oh shes a good kid Student Council Represent atrve Vlce President Cxrls League 4 Arrhnfes Staff I-.dltor IH Chref lzkmg Staff Society Editor 46 Nhxed Cholr 2 Spanish Club Secretary Superusor Hall Xlomtors 2 IIUS BOB Sorry girls hes taken Class President l2k Class Nrce President 12B Class Treasurer IIB Football 2 Basketball 2 F rack 2 YHISIIY Club 2 All that is beautiful shall abideg All that is base shall die 23 47 SICCERS DONNA Blondie' 7 7 Crrls League Representatne SIEVENS JOXCE She gets around Archives Staff Literary Co Editor 'Nllxed Choir 2 SXNEI-T EST HLR A Sueel hzd Class Secretary 47 Class Secretary Treasurer 10A Class Treasurer lla Nhxed Chonr 2 frhmg Staff IRESCO I l IV-X JEAN Napoleon loo was small Nhxed Choir . .', .V Y V V , A - ' 1 - 4 ' , ilk.: , I , , , ' ' V 1 v r 1 ' . . ., ' , A .V I . 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Scorecard at a Glance: Visitors Vikings St. Mary's 13 ' 0 Eaton Rapids 6 13 Howell Mason Resurrection Grand Ledge Charlotte We H1t The L1ne Ihe Fxerett Vikings placed second for the 1946 football season in the Capital CIFCUII league suffermg only one defeat from St Marys whlch was a non con ference game Durlng the season the Vikings tied two conference games while the Charlotte Ortoles tied only one Thls gave the cham plonshtp to Charlotte and put Everett n second place throughout the season always shovung the best sportsmanship ln esery way Not only was the team outstanding but also IIS coach Mr Charles Sweeney who proved his ability wlth hls apt and able handling of the boys Next years team promises much The boys are going to flght their way up to the head of the Capital Ctrcuxt League We know they can do ll too XVtth Sweeney again leading us and Gerald Giza as Cap- tam there is no doubt that next years football season will see a record that we can all be proud of GER XLD GIZA Rzght Half back DICK GRANIGER EDDIE SPRAGUE Quarter back 36 IIM RAMBO Rzght End Manager ST XX GUST -XFSON1 left Gumd ' 7 7 ' 0 19 ' 0 33 O 27 . 0 0 l The team's spirit remained undaunted Cfnfef BRUCE PELLOT CARL POXVERS The Squad left to ruglul Back rms John Nfuur Bob Xiuller jum Sprague Bob Placer Gordon Smuth Gerald -Xkrught Rex Ruchardson Next rou Bruuce Pellot Xigr joe Hulluams George johnson Duane Cohoon Carl Sturk Duck Pouucrs Lov Hhutehead Robert Grunnell Pat Buckert Carl Noss Paul Xkulluams Coach Sweeney Seated Duck Svmonds jum Rambo Fddue Sprague johnny Hard Carl Posters Duck Granger Stan Gustafson Gerald Guza Bob Tutus Gulbert Thrush Front rouu jum Ruchards Rav Nioore -Xlwun Hoodland Absent Capt Duck Broun Fullback Duane Chrustensen Left Half back Buzz Wrught Left Tackle Rzght Guard BOB TITUS Left End JOHNNY WVARD Rzght Tackle COACH SWEENEY 37 Meet The Boys! Left to ri ht: Back row, Dick Granger, Coach Sweeney Richard Powers 8 r ' Middle row: Edward Osenga, Loy Whitehead, Eugene Bentley, joe WVilliams, Stanley Gustafson, Duane Cohoon, Carl Noss, jim Rambo, Dale Walter, Carl Sturk, Paul Williams, and Ray Moore. Front row: Bob Titus, Carl Powers, Gerald Giza, Eddie Sprague, johnny Ward, Alvin Woodland, Gordon Smith. Not in picture: Duane Christensen, Fred Wright, jack Crouch, Gerald Akright, and Rex Richardson. VARSITY CLUB EDDIE SPRAGUE CHARLES SWEENEY President l The school-wide famous Varsity Club offers much that is interesting and exciting to boy athletes at Everett. In order to become a member, a boy has to have earned a major letter in some major sport. Each year finds many new members being initiated into the organization, which has sponsored many fine athletic events for its members. One main event which has attracted a great deal of attention to this club is the promotion of several boxing matches in intramural sports. Members of the club never fail in speaking well of their organization when it can do so well as it has so far. Under the leadership of Coach Sweeney, the club looks to future years with confidence as athletes continue to join the organization and help build the future men of America. GERALD GIZA A dvisor Secretary Again this year our cross country team was quite suc cessful. Our cross-country team this year held four meets. The load this year was carried by Ed Osenga and Jack Crouch, our main run ners, who did a very fine job Although we lost all four meets, we had a very fine group of boys who tried very hard and are learning fast. A big share of the credit goes to Mr. Strickler, who did a very fine job in coaching the boys. He gave much of his time and patience in building a team that will really go places in the future. Iet to rx ht Standin Lester Strickler Coach 'VIelv1n Thomas Dick Federau Clinton Mill f g s bauer Bud Morton Front row Ed Osenga Bill Norton Not m picture jack Crouch Captain Cross Country 39 RAY MOORE Forward Well Begun IS Half Won The basketball team th1s year has been qulte successful Al though they have only won fue of thelr games the team has been better thxs year than 1n preuous years Coach Charles Sweeney has done wonders wxth hls basketball and football teams smce he has been here and hrs teams are gettmg better all the trme At the end of the 1946 season Duane Chrlstensen was elected captam of the team thxs year and he 15 domg a fme Job EDDIE SPRAGUE Guard BOB I'ITUS Center DUANE CHRISTENSEN Captain Forward PAUL WILLI AMS Guard 5. ,g jx , Q - 1 1 Y 0 . V . I . . v. ' , 40 CARL STURK Cenler DALE WALTER xx-N Guard DICK POYVERS Forward Guard , . ,M , ' ,f -, GERALD GIZA . ,,-,Mgr ' , -sk f 1 , . .gg -. CARL IN OSS X lx Forward i'--,,,,f' . E 1 2 ,L I f .K c., , a 7: : das' 'X DICK SELLECK Guard COACH SWEENEY ur Second String---Watch Us Go! 1 . E I -nn 3 , r 4 Left to rzght Standlng john Christensen Bull lxeske Stanley Rnegel Davnd Crachek Robert Grmnell Loy Whttehead Jlm Sprague 'lom -kkrlght Earnest Bulhon and Don Hamaker Manager Seated Duane Smrth Bob Whltehead Paul Dorer john Kmnane Ronnie Henry Ed Vander Moere and Douglas Rrce We havent had too successful a season so far but there lS no beatmg us for stamma and Splflll Don t Overlook the Fan' Sex' The Senlor Glrls Athletlc Club IS an organwatlon whereby the glrls can earn Engllsh style school letters The gtrls have to attend most of the basketball and football games to get polnts for their letters The club also gives dances hayrldes potluck dmners and partles Every Monday mght the club members meet IH the gym to play basketball soccer volley ball and other HCUVC sports left to rxghl Back rom Gloria Bacon Ann Sheere Carolyn Welch joan Osenga Dorothy Palmer Shlrley Cos Titus Vlce prestdent Mzddle row Janice Rosecrans Patty Brown Maybelle Croyle Treasurer josephme Giza Presxdent jerry Mc Queen Ahce Shoemaker Lors Dyer june Conner Betty Aldrlch joan Hummer Marcle Falconer Glorxa Hltzler Dons Schartzer and Bonnle Crossgrove Seated Idella Tanner Maxtne Rose Pat Dans Vlrgmla Conner Betty Crossgrove Pat Kmnane Anrta wllll3mS Phyllis Stuck Katherme Wllson and Shirley Anderson Secretary BONI I' A CROWSHAW Advzsor 5 I I 4 , 1 ! 7 1' l 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , , , . 1 Y , 0 O ' 1 ' ' V 9 1 ' 1 - I ! I grove, Manellen Alford, Clarice Brink, Vanda Hale, Joyce Hulse, Nancy Curtls, Dawn Bxshop, and Barbara . -' I 1 1 1 1 I l 1 ' 1 ' l 1 l g 4 Y ! ! ' 1 1 1 4 - . ' A Introducing Everett's Newest Sport XVrest1ing Left to right: Back row, Ed Dodge. Bill Gardner, Bruce Pellot, Bob Green, Ronnie Miles, Alton Granger, and Eugene Moses. Second row: Carl Harmon, Melvin Thomas, Dick Brown, Gale Box, and Dick Granger. Seated: Wayne Shreve, Roy Kramer, Fred Vvillianis, Bob Moses, Roland Fell, and Spike Stancliff. This year something new has been started at Everett in the line of sports, a wrestling team, coached by Mr. Klewicki. A great deal of fun and sport has been shown at our nightly meets, and we entered one main wrestling bout in the city of Lansing, where Dick Granger bested his opponents. lVatch this group for bigger things to come in future years. Frfteen Rahs for Everett Smndmg Hrlma Eastman Nancy Burden and Nlona lou Stouell Front Bernelee Richter Bewerlv Beadle Barbara Blackford and Josephine I lza Bonita Croushaxs Dxrertor Pep' If you re looklng for pep of the ultra ultra xarretv conslder thrs group of human dynamos -Xt ewery game whether football or basketball these glrls can be seen cheer mg and encouragmg our boys and serung as effertne leaders of the audlence Cn December 4 1946 our glrls attended a banquet held rn Mason m honor of all cheerleaders ln the Caprtal Lrreuxt l eague 'I hey met to try and promote a better sportsmanshlp among schools 'Ihe banquet was consrdered one of the l'llgllllghlS of the season 44 O ' ' . 1' '. V v . . . , . , . . . . A. . ' , , ' I ' . '. ', . C ' 1 4 . - ' 1 1 ' - I v v v 4 . rf 1 s s , A , 1 , . . . ,' , ' . , , , 1 . I x I . r 1 v , . 1 ,. . . h , . n gn, v HC VITES M Concert Band Personnel Drum Majorettrs-Betty Andersen, Nancy Bur- den, and Berneice Richter. Trmnbones-Kenneth Anderson, Phil Douglas. Eugene Heller. Al Mellen, Victor Spence, and Sheldon Homer. Clarinels-Shirley Anderson, YVayne Custer. Ruth Ellis, Jeannine Feucht, Vane jory, Jean Kohlmeyer, Shirley Murray, Joanne Wvilliams, and Dick Elliot. Comets-john Baucum, Elton Brink, jack Fiscns, Mildred Harris, Howard Philo, l.aVern Spence, and Ralph Weaver. Cymbals-Thomas Braun. French Horns-Gerald Davis and Betty jo Sharp. Saxophones-Patsy Scott, Rita Farr, and Robert Kohlmcyer. Snare Drums-Janice Feucht and Gilbert Kinch. Hass Drum-john Robison. Flute-Priscilla Hillock. Bass-Gene Feeney. Look at 'em step! Left to right: Nancy Burden, Betty Andersen, Ber- neice Richter. Dance Orchestra Personnel Piano-Betty Andersen. Trombone-Gene Heller. Bars Vial-john Baucum. Drums-jerry Eggleston. Saxoplmnes- Ruth Ellis. Rita Farr. Robert Kohlmeyer, and Stanley Murray. Comets-LaVern Spence, Mildred Harris, and jack Fiscus. n Wings of Song Sopranos Niona Lou Stouell Esther Sweet Xlarlellen Xlford Damn Blshop Barbara Blackford Xxrglnla Connor Shirley Losgrose Niaxme Crtddle Nhrlle hsans Donna Frost Xlars Lou lrescott Clara Kung Patrtcna Henrxs Nhnme Kxrkbrlde Xrlene Richter Xiadelwne Qumn eanne Shaxer Xnn Sheere Ahce Shoemaker Barbara Tltus and owce Stexens Altos Xxonne Clcmens Donna Harris Patrtcla Hawnes Bonnie Crossvroxc Xera Dodds Lots Dxer Hllma Izastman Carolwn N elch joxce Hulse Lots Otterman and Cferaldtne Phtlhps Basses B1llFeucht Kenneth Lasterbrook Niarun Spencer Rex Richardson Doxle Otto Ronald Nftles Bob Dobson Rlchard Cook and Nlelun Flhomas I' RLD A C. ARM -YNY 4ccompamsI NIXRFI H -X BRIYI Ol Dneftm lht CllOll' lllliltl thc Cl1lCCllOll of Nlxs Bltstol 13 a nus or gdI1lldI1OI'l lor boss 'md s rn Uradcs 0 an me students of Exelctt haxc respondcd eagulx to thls nus addition guls and thuc .nc morc studcnts on thc ws utmg ltst Thc CllOlI' has sung at P l X !IlCCllIlgS Couuuenccmcnt uccr clscs and dSSCllllDllL5 l ttcl on ln thc sprung thc cholr IS going to prcscnt an Upcrctta H XI S Pmaforc to the public Siucd songs classltzl SCllllCldbSlCil and noxcltx songs scrxc thc ttptttouc at tht ch Nhs Pnlstol has wsorltcd hard at c mg the thou 4 wtlli 1 xtrx Cllllllllll task lor nuxcd xox to ittompllsh -Xll CI'CCllI to 'Nils lirlstol md tht thotr for thc mspumg WNOIL dont thus lu 18 : . N. A' A il , ' ' ' J' 1 girl' ' U ' X I , ll, ' d 12. 'l'l in their schedules. The choir has an attcndzmcc' of boys and . . . , - s - - s s b- . I- s 'Z ' ' '- ' sk-, . , . ' . ' .2 1 - ' t A- ' 1 ' ' ' K ' H2--. L. lg.. .,H'.l' Q, ',-. A'-1.2 -s I' h A is -s as - '- -' 1 ' - ' oir. . ' '1 ' ' leal'. -' czI'z.z ces Senior Girls' League We Bow to None OFFICERS AND HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Standing, Madelyne Quinn, President, Mona Lou Stowell, Vice-president, Colleen Marlett, Priscilla Hillock, and Charlene Zieske, Treasurer. Seated: Beverly Beadle, Josephine Giza, Secretary, Barbara Titus, Margie Lee. and Dolores Kraai, Not in picture: Edith Milkie and Rita Farr. The Girls' League has had a most successful year under the leader- ship of Madelyne Quinn, President. At the September meeting all newcomers to our school were introduced and welcomed into the League. On january sixteenth Presentation of Roses was made to members of the january graduating class. Additional highlights of the year included two annual dances, the Fall Frolic and Spring Fever. This year's program also included a Sweetheart Ball the day after Valentine's Day. Another annual event is the Mothers' Tea held dur- ing May. At the final meeting of the year the girls of the june gradu- ating class will be honored. Every girl who is regularly enrolled in the high school is auto- matically a member of the League. All women on the faculty are also members. The purposes of the League as stated in its Constitution are as follows: l. To promote unity among the girls. 2. To develop social activities and school efficiency. 3. To set higher standards of character, scholarship, service, loyalty, leadership, and health. 4. To give every girl of Everett an opportunity to know every other girl, and thus broaden her mind and sympathies. 5. To increase her sense of social responsibility to others, and to help make and keep social standards. 6. To develop intelligent leadership as well as leadership through the medium of group cooperation. 49 VIOLA BRANDT A dvisor ff'lXlF:lF:f!'I 1CDT MCIENCE Left to right: Back row, Richard Hein, Treasurer, Richard Eavey, Dick Selleck, Lester Beyer, Presi- dent, Don Hein, Don Petersen, Don Maynard. Middle row: Duane Killam, Doyle Otto, Stanley Gustafson, Vice-president, Richard Cook, Sheri- dan Fickies. Seated: jean Sinclair, Charlene Zieske, Secretary, Dorothy Riegel, joan Schmidtman, Joanne Henrys. Not in picture: Douglas Dodge, jack Stevens, Lewis Gustafson, Patty Brown. Mary Dixon, Doris Ayres, and LaVern Spence. CLUEJ The Science Club of 1946-47 received the privilege of being a charter member of the Junior Academy of Science, which held its first meeting at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. They took their lunch and made a conducted tour of the campus, after which a meeting was held. A number of other science clubs from all over Michigan were also at this meeting. Movies and a demonstration experiment on liquid air were shown. The Science Club contains a membership of twenty-two, and according to our Constitu- tion, each person must have a project having to do with science. YVe hope to have one large rock collection to show when the junior Academy of Science meets at Michigan State College. We also hope to have some col- lections of photography. Many of the smaller pictures in this manual are products of our club, of which we feel justly proud. Thus we go forward to ever better photog- raphy techniques and deeper understanding of practical science. Rm LESTER STRICKLER Advisor sl iking Staff Continuing with the fine tradition set by last year's Viking, this year has seen a top- notch paper put out by a top-notch staff and advisor. Not the only fine new additions that were added this year were a separate sports page and a special section for each home room. The staff had to face the difficult problem of having a broken press, thus forcing the sub-letting of the printing to outside sources. This unhappy situation did not hinder the members, though: they were still able to put out one of the finest Vikings in the school's history. Left to right: Standing, Bethany YVarren, typistg Vella Deene Gee, typist: Arlene Cooper, reporter: Idella Tanner. reporter: Doris Shaver, reporter: Richard Eavey, business department: Floyd Gibbs, exchange editor: Nancy Curtis. junior High editor: Robetta Moore, typist: Arlene jackson, typist: and Onalee Ixnecht, typist. VEDA C. SC HLOSSER Advisor Seated: Robert Turbin, activities: Esther Sweet, inquiring reporter: Ronald Beyer, home room editor: Kenneth Anderson, business department: Bonnie Gray, editor-in-chief: Al Mellen, band, Eleanor Krueger. society and fashions. and Don Maynard, sports editor. Not in picture: james Richards, business department: Ruth Ellis, band: john Muir, activities: Ronald Miles, humor: and Bill Kohlmeyer, pressman. .. ., ., 1 -, .- ,.... . . ., .. . . ,,...- ,,... ...,.,,..,-. ,. . . 'Ml a..... -.'L.,,-V. A l We Took In the Ads! The Archives of 1947 was handled by a very thorough and com- petent staff. A few members acquired a background by being on last year's staff. We, the staff, and we hope you will agree with us, believe that this, our second annual, is a great improvement in comparison with our first one last year. VVe have tried to write copy that will be more appealing to our readers, and we have tried to produce more artistic drawings. We feel assured that next year's book will be better than ours, and with every edition more improvements will be made down through many decades. Left to right: Standing, Don Petersen: Production, Lester Beyer, Artistg Allen Groh, Photography: Kenneth Anderson, Stanley Gustafson, Literaryg Carl Powers, Athleticsg and john Muir, Literary. Seated: Virginia Connor, Charlene Zieske, Literaryg Donna Harris, Literary Co- Editor: Mona Lou Stowell, Editor-in-Chief: Helen East, Business Co-Editor: Joyce Stevens, Literary Co-Editorg and Vella Deene Gee, Business Co-Manager. The Archives AURELE A. DUROCHER Advisor Los Caballeros 5 IJ f VEDA C. SCHLOSSER Advisor 1 -7-7 gC6mo esta usted? The most recent club organization in Everett High School is the Spanish club, Los Caballeros . It is sponsored by Mrs. Veda Schlosser, and consists of all the members in the Spanish class. The club officers are: President, Helen East, Vice-President, Stanley Gustafson, Secretary, Mona Lou Stowellg Treasurer, Donna Harrisg Club Reporter, Clarice- Brink. The Spanish club holds monthly social meetings at alternate members' homes. They reall in Spanish and give special reports: they also try to create an interest in foreign languages at Everett. They have also ordered club pins. Left to right: Standing, Lois Otterman, Esther Lyon, Donna Harris, Helen East Clarice Brink, and Mona Lou Stowell. Sealed: Maxine Rose, Stanley Gustafson, and Leota Hawks. The Most Important R ur Library Club Q - - A l L Left to right: Back row, Lorraine Dennis. Betty Gibbs, Bobby Brown, Clarence Quinn. Dale Clemens, Ken Chandler, Bob Bishop, joe Lewis, Kenneth DeHart, Gayle Cummins, and Phyllis Swick. Middle Row: Chuck Sharpe, Patil West, Ray Wilhelm, Marvin Henrys. Laura Lee, Nancy Curtis, Marion Myers, Marilyn Eavey, june Conner. Marcie Falconer, Eugene Weinert, Eugene Moses, Wayne Castle, and Robert Osenga. Sealed: Leonard LeRoy, Robert Croyle, Richard Green, David Tupper, Wayne Shreve, jack Moore, LaVerrv Meese, Harley McNatt, David Breeden. A new addition was made to Everett's many clubs and social activities this year in the form of a Library Club, with Mrs. johnson as their advisor. Among their many projects for the initial year are that of becoming acquainted with the Dewey method of book classification, ways of find- ,L ing reference materials, examining new book jackets. and compiling a set of National Geographic pictures for social studies reference material XVe are sure that this new club will become successful and continue through the years to come LILLIAN JOHNSON Advisor Q? Jumwmm-msw N Tom Betty Phyllis Akright Aldrich Box Paul Marilyn Dorer Eavey Ronme Henry Jerry Ann McQueen Ernest Don Don Wayne Gale Bullion Cadwell Cary Castle Christensen Richard Marcie Charles Robert ack Eversole Falconer Fnscus Fuller Glona Norma oan Joanne Charles Httzler Hoke Hummer J0hnS0n J0hllSl0ll Betty Duck Robert Eva Marxan Mahoney Manley Marr Meese Meyers Douglas nm Lyle jamce Dwnght Rune Rxsk Rolfe Rosecrans Sholty DOROTHY GOERS Adwsor i'n lm Phyllis Gllbert Edwm Eugene Sprague Swlgk Thrush VanderMoere Wemert Not pxctured james Clay Davxd Grachek and Ray Wilhelm 56 une Nlanan Betty Gale Nancy Delores Lorraxne Beverly Conner Co Crossggros e Cummms Curtis Davns Dennns Dodds Betty Alton Vlrgln na Vonda Don Mildred Iames Gibbs Granger Grubb Hale Hamaker Harrls Hatch Ear ohn Patncxa ean Betty Ralph Jones Kmnane Kmnane Kohlmeyer Leach Lyon Arlene Robert Eugene Stanley Donald Bo Mnllue Maxon Moses Murray Oh Placer Rosalyn Duane Joanne Nancy Dean SllSbY Smnth Smxth Smtth Spear Mattie Lou Bo Amta Katherme Whlte Whltehead Williams Wtlson FRESHME 57 HARRIET VAN HOUTEN Advtsor . ' 7 ' xx it lr. . W Y . . xx, x N fl' V' .1 I J . ' ' J H V b . . . I I t it . lx 7 A U' fxl f '. . h . f . ' Carol lm Marilyn Wrlma Charlene Robert Phylhs Alford Ayres Baumer Be Brlllngs Brshop Blanr Bloomqurst Mary Dale james Robert Douglas Marguente Kenneth Chrrstlanson Clemens Crxddle Croyle Cushmg Decker DeHart Gearhart Green Gross Heath Henrys Hlllock A dvasors CHARLES SWEENEY BONITA CROSHAVV Nancy Blue Shxrley Dlxon Gilbert Hoffmeyer Ro Rlchard Marne Fred Marvln rm Grace Robert Leonard Shrrley Betty Robert Plttenger Krueger LeRoy McBnde Meyers Osenga Kenneth Phyllis lm L3 lm ny Schartzer Ripley Robxson Rouse Sartor IL 'Q Dale Delores Martha Bonme Dorothy Smxth Spencer Tren tham Ulch Wadkms EIGHTH , 5 l -. . N f . X' . ' . . . . Ed I H . . . . , , ,K LX x . , Y 5.1 . : I Davld Carol Bnllv Duck Abood Baker Ballance Bemls Robert ean Erma Cooper Crossgrove Crouch FLORENCE LAMB Advzsor 5 fi, KX X Duck Arlene Lawrence erry Bettnson Bnllmgs Bosley Bowen I Phl Douglas Kenneth Ivan Hazel DeKubber Dennrs Dlxon Robert Daymon Katherme Lundy Roger Joyce Roy jimmy Clifton Elleen johnson Koehrman Kramer Lewns Lnttle Logan Bo Thomas Vonda Elhs Charlene Max Moses Murray Naylor Noble Osenga Parker Paul Nancy oan Dwnght Wayne Rust Sartor Schartzer Shaver Shreve M., Q . are 'K Q - , H O Q r Rnchard Patty Ronald Beverly Stowell Symonds Symonds V3llDCUsen SEVE T Not pxctured Raymond Moore, Chester Morofsky, Dorothy Nicely, and Patsy Petrie 60 7' I .Iwi I , 5 v 5 Gi 5-4 'Lv! '. v is 5 '--rf, r ' wg ' ' H A N 'A 1 5 ' TX . 'x I x Q 3 1,-rggggyf. ' I 1 I,-M S ' I' ' 'Q' 5 A Fx 1 ' S 1 , , .,, V ff I .' V .M 1 ,l HL Q ' 5 -, 'Ai' I . w-.. X J 'l Citi . I ' M ' V ' , vqr ' 5 I ffiiibl .W 1 if . t . W 1 V - 2. . . . ' I ,. A l -N 41-, 1 j , b . J . Glen Dorothy Elton Box Breddeman Brmk Roland David ean Fe Fuller Fuller Harley Trevadon Thomas Mm an McNatt Mathews Dugald na at Pellot Petrie Ray Kenth Arthur Ronald Slaght Smlth Smllh joA nn Joyce F redenck VanderMoere Wlghtman Wnlhams GRADE at Duane Duck Merry ack Read Bulhon Cadw ell Campbell Chandler Chnstensen Glen Donna oan 12 a Shlrley Gray Headley Hersey jackway can LaVern Donald Herbert ack Meese Muller Moon Moore Betty Patrlcna Carl Reese Rnchards Rider 1. Vlctor Floyd Spence Stancllff THELMA OLSON Advisor Ronald Wnlson 61 ak'af e F F' ' if t' , 5 - J if Q' 2- 'Y f ' ' J J ll ' ll J D? 9 'Qt f v ' J 1 P . ' ' y L- . . unior High Student Council A Replica of Future Responsibilities Perhaps the most important organization in our de- partment is the student council, which serves as the chief governing body of the junior high school. Xve appoint our own hall monitors, sponsor our own activities such as dances and the splendid annual junior high banquet, and in general engage in activities as important to the junior high school as is the senior high student council. YVe have learned many valuable lessons by working together .for the good of our school and feel proud because of our accomplishments thus far. HAR RIET VAN HOUTEN Advisor Left to right: Standing, Douglas Rice. Carol Baker, Ronnie Henry, Nancy Curtis, Herbert Moon, Mary Crouch, Glen Gray, Martha Trentham, and Ed VanderMoere. Seated: David Grachek, Charlene Billings, jean Crossgrove, Phyllis Swick, and Lewis Gustafson. 1 , Q. . 7 The Biggest Event of Gur Social Season The ninth grade dinner dance was held January 18, 1947, in the gymnasium. The theme of the evening was Florida Frolics. The following took part in the program: Ronnie Henry, Mr. Alford, Patty McBride, Ed VanderMoere, Mary Dixon, Doris Ayres, Paul Dorer, and Anita WVilliams. Music was furnished by the girls' chorus and Don VonSchmittou. Barney McCardel's Orchestra fur- nished the music for the dances. H. jp L1ghtWe1ght Football left to nght Standnng Don Hamaker Ernest Bullion Duane Klllam Bob Greene Captam Duck Manley Carl Harmon Don Campbell and john Adams Coach Mzddle row Eugene Moses Alton Granger Bob Whltehead john Chrlstensen Stanley Rlegel Blll Zleske Ronald Mules and Tom Akrxght Front row Ronnie Henry Paul Dorer Ed VanderMoere Don Ferguson and Douglas O I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . A . A 4 . Rlce Not tn picture Dlck Muller CO ACH -XD -XMS Thls year Exerett started something new a llghtwexght football team composed of those boys interested ln football but too light for the Varslty For thexr first ycar they haxe done fairly well even though they won only one game from Okemos They played hard and clean football all year much of the credit golng to the fine superuslon of Mr -Xdams as coach 64 ur Cheerleaders Left to right: Standing, Carol Baker, joAnne Vanderlklocre, Tommy Hoff- meyer, Marcie Falconer, and joan Hersey. Kneeling: june Conner and Gloria Hitzler. A new system for second team cheerleaders was devised this year. All people interested in cheerleading were put in one of two classes. These two classes were under the direction of Beverly Beadle and Mona Lou Stowell. There was a total of twenty-five people enrolled, These students cheered alternately for the second team basketball games, and believe me they surely can make the air resound! Director: BONITA CROS HAW' Did you ever notice how quickly and well the assembly has always been set up for all oc- casions? If so, then thank our chair boys who work faithfully all year setting up and tak- ing down chairs as well as performing many other tasks in the gym- nasium at assembly time. 65 Chair Boys Left to right: Back row, Roy Rider, Bob Krueger Captain Fred Heath Dale Smith. Seated: Bob Croyle, Dick Green, Charles Sharpe james Crlddle james Hillock. 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