Everett High School - Archives Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

4 7 iii? 'f 15 5' if 'N fig, , is n J ff ' -, XR Y mf Jibber and Jabber, the school pixies, have been at work behind the scenes during the year, open- ing and snooping in Everett billfolds and mis- chievously keeping a few of the contents. They now give the annual staff full responsibility of compiling the findings which have proved to be enough to fill a book. Thus, Jibber and Jabber, with the assistance of the staft, proudly present f' your . . . ?' .r ', VI 'iw' L P 5 t, 35.11 xr , at Y Q M M C Y L v 'Nl-IK. ' iiiii hh ixiiu ft 'H 2' f ' Jr ru 14:4 NNlH4lH 4' , hx . . V --...VL Ill2!ll2llli lliglgggl--l',:l :'t -q---- 4 , JU? ff fum? WKNCECCTL Hiumcslwedl MQ flfiy Uma Q 7 ZAR fmnsxmig CSVGPGH 961311 QSQIMQQQ1 fdlnslang Jfxdwlg vm 9 0 -2 f 0 o ,f X x w 'x 7 c if XXX 'Nkst . X Ng 1 N Ny f xx, ,Yi -. X N W ,f X . 95 . 9 . , G UN ' BARBARA NELLENE WH-UAM5 KENNETH GERALD SCHARTZER Dedication The Senior Class dedicates this its 1951 annual in lasting tribute to Barbara Nellene Williams and Ken- neth Gerald Schartzer. Although departed from this life they and their creeds shall continue to live on in the hearts of their fellow classmen. -1 1 l 4' .f ji. 1 qv x ' '4 ,4 C W' 'Y' fu' : . ', 1 ', f' ?':f'7, ff' ' N f. M 3 W-'Q' ' , f 4 V'L'i 4 ,'a 'J' V ' ' Ai' a ' aww f WWII, 4 M,,.y,ql?1-1,4 uf' -,- , 1 X Y 23,51 ,V f .. V. , ,'x,f2.., f xi ., E S- 'Q at- 1? DWIGHT H- RICH FORREST G. AVERILL Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools This page is a new addition to our annual this year as we are a new addition to the Lansing school system. We are very proud to be associated with Mr. Rich, Mr. Averill, and the School Board and hope that future years will be as successful as this one has been. Lansing School Board Left to right, seated: Mrs. Maurice Allen, Joseph Planck, President, Mrs. M, A, Waldo, Secretary. Standing James R. Duncan, Malcolm H. Milks, Harold Bauerle, Treasurer, Harold Andrews. wi Q Q.. '-ffvsm gf KATHRYN WOODLAND Secretary to the principal 4' JOHN K. COSGROVE HELEN CARDEW Principal Principal of Elementary School The people on this page really deserve the appre- ciation of the student body. Mr. Cosgrove has done an excellent iob as our principal this year, and of course we will always be grateful for Mrs. Cardew's guidance through our grade school years. The office staff, under the capable direction of Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Hammond, has kept the oftices running smoothly and etticiently. OFFICE STAFF +5 RANGHILD HAMMOND Secretary to the principal Left to fight, standing: Nun Blue, Betty Myers, Joan Hersey, Left or right, standing: Betty Reese, Joyce Koerhmon, Jim Delores l-0ftdSl9d9l, KOY l-ur-dy, Rosey Helzer. Seated: Dorothy McClain, Pat Scott, Harriet Schillinger. Seated: Margie Everett, Wadkins, Nancy Holmes. Margie Fitzgerald. 4 v ff VIOLA BRANDT Senior High English Girls' League Advisor Viking Advisor Nw DONALD E. CRANE Band Director Choir Director ,qv-, JAMES SKILLING Seventh Grade Social Studies English Senior Play Assistant Coach Football Basketball IRIS MCCARTHY Seventh Grade G.A.A. Sponsor FRANCIS ROSS! Machine Shop Welding Advanced Cabinet Drafting Household Mechanics DEAN SHIPPEY Varsity Football Wrestling Baseball MARY JANE SMITH Home Economics Girls' Athletics Junior Class Advisor Dean of Girls firm, ' iff' g, i L Qi ,,f 1 gg W Mm J. RAYMOND SPIESS Commercial Student Council Advisor CHARLES SWEENEY Director of Athlelics Basketball Cross Country Track Varsity Club Advisor Dean of Boys LESTER STRICKLER Science Science Club Advisor JACOB VAN WYHE JUDITH VAN ZANTEN Mathematics Seventh Grade Senior Class Advisor Advisor, Cheerleaders Boys' Bowling Advisor DONNA WARNER Commercial Annual Advisor ELMA WIEGMAN, R.N School Nurse Q 'N ff ' ks i, E --1.-ann:-sl '4' iwxif' i . W , is x MARILYN BAUMER Band 3 years Secy and Treas G A A Bawlung Vrlung Editor An nual Stat? Assoclote Ednor Dra matucs Club Secy Spanvsh Club Gnrls League Treas Jumor Play Class Secy 5l Girls State j 1 BOB BlSl'lOP Pres Sensor Class Fcovbolll Mgr 3 Annual Stall EClllOYIHCl'1I8l Var my Club 2 Student Councnl Trees Boys Bowling 2 Lnbrary Club Track Science Club Vrlung Stafl 'Wi EDDIE BLOOMQUIST Football 4 Basketball 3 Track 4 Vorsuty Club 3 Student Councll Rep Vlkmg Stott l Sensor Prom Commut tee Annual Staff fi PHYLLIS BLAIR President .lurlar Hugh Girls League Presrdent Semor Hugh Gxrls League GAA 2 Clworr Annual Stall Stu dent Councnl Yfkmg 3 Gnrls Bowl :ng Team Trees Senior Class NAN BLUE Cllolr 2 GAA 3 Girls League Sensor Prom Chalrman Viking Staff l .lunnor Play Library Club PATRlClA BOKOVOY Viking Stuff Annual Stall Lnbrary Cub MARCIE BOND G A A 2 Jumor Girls League Rep Sensor Girls League Rep Choir 2 ii Vllrlng SVGH Q Wresillng GAYLE BORRING Boys Bowlmg GALE BOX BARBARA BRAY Junuor Play Dramahcs Club Spamsh Club G A A Annual Staff FRED BROWN Football 3 Basketball 4 Tra Varslfy Club 2 5' C KENNETH BRUCE BROWN 9 . sph' U I . . 1 . 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DALE CLEMENS Sfudenf Council Rep.: Library Clubg Baskeiball 9th Grade. l MARGUERITE DECKER Girls Bowlmg brary Club DOUGLAS CUSHING RONALD CONTENT Choir 31 Boseboll 2g Varsify Club ROBERT CROYLE Football Mgr 4 Track 'I Wresfllng 1 Junior Play Varsny Club 4 La CALVIN DODGE Track Boskeiboll VCTSIYY Club 1 GW' 'F RODGER DYMOND Plwologrcplxy Club. -0 in G A A S105 WILBUR FROST BEULAH EVERSOLE MARGERY EVERETT Girls League Rep GAA 3 Vrkmg Stcfl 3 Gnrls Bowling Secy An nuol Stuff Sensor Sechon JOYCE EWING Girls League Rep Annual NADGIE GAMEL Lzbrory Club Girls Bowlmg Tecm GAA 'l 'S 43 fn' by SHIRLEY HOFFMEYER Lnbrary Club Gnrls Bowling Team Junior Prom Commuttee Vlkmg Stall TOM HOFFMEYER Cross Country 4 Track 4 Captam Track Varslty Club 4 Llbrary Club Cheerleader Intramural Basketball RICHARD GREEN Cross Country Track Wrestlmg Ln brary Club Bowling Basketball Mgr Baseball Student Council Varsity Club FRED L HEATH Basketball Football Track Varsuty Cub LAWRENCE D HEIN SHELDON HOMER Homecoming Kung 50 Football 4 Capt 50 Basketball 2 Band 3 Annual Stafl Baseball 2 Varsuty Club Jumor Class V Pres Sensor Class V Pres Bowlmg Team Sr Prom Committee Jr Rotarlan Box II1 I3 ' T Q z ': ' : '- Mai I l ig? r ' 'fig ty, A I f , lt K 1 : 1 ' l . l ' 1 5 l . . . , . D u I a I Q 'll' ll , I 2 ij! Y iz I - . H H- . ,, H- ' , a 5 I .- N . ' .5 ' . 5 . A 5 I ' 1 ' Q. S Y .T if GEORGE HULL Basketball 'l Choir we ROBERT KRUEGER Foolball 4 Track 3 Wrestlnng 1 Bowling 2 Varslfy Club Secy and Treas DELORES LANDSEIDEL Annual Staff HELEN JOHNSON Girs League Rep Choir GILBERT KINCH Band 4 Siuclenf Council Annual Stoll Bowling 2 ARNOLD LONG Boys Bowlung 2 Junior Play 'T 'Si RICHARD MARIER Band 2 Drum Mayor 2 Boys Bowl :ng I Jumor Prom Commnttee 447 RICHARD GLENN MILLER Cross Country I Track 2 Junor Play Varsity Club 2 BETTY MYERS GA A Vtkmg Stott 2 Student Council 2 ELEANOR MAYHEWS Cholr 3 Junior Play Glrls League Rep Viking Staff Glrls Sextet Spanish Club .-3 SHIRLEY A MCBRIDE A 2 Girls Bowling urs League Rep 2 Vllrmg Stal? Chaur BEN PARISIAN Baseball 4 Football 3, Wrestlnng 4 Junsor Play Spanish Club Choir 2 Dramatic Club Junuor Prom Com mittee P f W ' L . . I I I I ' r ' . 0 , xi , ,f HH ff ,' . . 1 . A . , 1 , -1 : ' ' 1 G.A. . f ' ' ' 7 G' l ' X . 1 5 ' . F : i 9 ' it . . .1 ' ' 7 4 . 22 Al lf 'J CLARENCE QUINN Football 35 Basketball 45 Baseball 4, Capt. 5'l 5 Varsity Clubg Library Clubg Student Council Rep.g Student Council, Pres. 9th grade. ROY H RIDER Baseball Capt Basketball Bowl mg Jr Student Council Sr Student Council Vice Pres Viking Stall A nual Staff Varsity Club Library Club J Rotarian Junior Prom Chairman PHYLLIS RIPLEY Choir 2 Girls League Rep Student Council Soc Sec Viking Staff An nual Stafl Junior Play GAA L brary Club Girls Sextet LARRY G ROUSE Basketball 3 Track 2 Cross Country 2 Viking Stall Annual Staff Jr Rotarnan Varsity Club DWIGHT QUINN Track 4 Cross Country 2 Football 1 Basketball 3 Varsity Club EDWARD REESER Band l Wrestling 3 Track 4 Choir 2 Junior Play Dramatlcs Club An nual Stafl 2 Senior Prom Commit tee Junior Pram Committee .Z -1' 'N-'UQ JIM SARTOR Basketball 4 Football 4 Track 4 President Varslty Club Councnl Rep DALE SMITH Football 4 Baseball T Wrestlung l Track 'I Varsity Club CONNIE STORMER Hamecommg Queen 50 Secy Stu dent Council Girls Bowling Treas Dramatxcs Club 18 Student GERALD J SCHMIDT Student Council Pres Track Bowl mg Team Junior Play Varsity Club Chalrman 9th Grade Banquet PAT SCOTT Junior Play Girls Bowhng GAA Grrls League Dramatncs Club Vrk mg Staff Annual Staff Band 5 Treasurer Jr Class Spanush Club Orchestra ALVIN TIMMRECK -by sou 'AF' Dromatlcs Club Jumor Play x : : : 4 ' ' : ' xv. ' N ,wc 40 rl i . 'A 1. -. ', -: : : : , . lf' ' : ':.--: : :- ' : 1 : ,- : : , , , 'x i - HH, 5 . ..., . . X , , 0 EDWARD E TOWNSEND 1 2 Wresilmg Cross Country 4 Cap 1 Track 3 Varslfy Club 1 VALERIE TURNER DOROTHY WADKINS Girls League Rep Annual Sta GAA CHARLES WALLACE Baseball Boys Bowlmg ROBERT D. WALLACE Boys' Bowling, Pres.: Track. W 1 enior Highllg O , , - , 31 ze! i - o f w ',! f vug f if if ' f 0 :lk Ng i WU if W. fi Qs j , 'SW fm RMK'- g' f ig 45951-Q f 'bf .vf in ev .Iunlors Leff fo ngh? Vnce Pres Reud Christensen Pres Glen Gray Sec Vonda Naylor Treas Jlm McClain Behold the spatlnglwi on leaders seelung for fhelr class mates a deeper lmprlnf In the sands of time and a hngher berih on the stairway fo success GFS , Q 055 l 166W Q I 9 i Sophomores Leff fo nghf Sec Ann Hummer Pres Nan Tohlll Treas Paul Powers Vuce Pres George Price J' ...Ii- 1 'u Q42 , Q ' ll P . my .. - k. Yo . 'A x ' 3 X X gl D Abodd J L Cogswell v-'77 E Jackway :Fair ..,.2 D Muller B Reese fu. fy J Terberg J Boker Dean Jean T Moon a' Rlchards D Teman 4-g 11 B Ballcnce ,fy B Deerwesfer 1' ,ul R Johnson ,0- v R Moore ,4 Rldenour Toutant 1.5 is -.lf Bemns D Bettlson K DeKubber J Koehrmun .-'Y V Naylor 96' P Rus? Y Vander Moere avi R Fell ,L if vi J Lewis vnif Noble N Scrfor Junior an Q 4 L Bosley M Futzgercld '3 1 E Logan O Connell Noi Plctured Adams D Breeden P Ray Q vw ' ' K. - fx L , x R o I . c. . D. ' , ' . ff L Q' 'L .4 Q F fx 6 5. 'T I I X? 4 - ,J ,Q Q9 7 44 ' ' fx D W 41- gg Z , 3 :L if 'T' ,M ,, F In L42 , o 4 . s .... ' . Q.. he A .J L 'B' FF if ' La F. S ! I V 'ye 0 Q D, 'fy K F A .fr , x . ' . J. . E. J. ' A cc , ,4 C H I 3 J , ,X . 1 ef- 4 ig, up 1? fn .J 'iq , P. ' x. ' . . r l l L ,a 4 7 4 I . 5 D- .,f J 48, N ' tu? L ' 4' ' 'L L . . ' . 1. 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I uf 2 4' ff F2 2 6 D Abood J Allman J Alush .-ff' Chaffee ,M 47 H Gran? 1 .,..fv J Hulse .1 G Prnce S Christensen 71' 447' G Grinnell rf' Hummer l Quinn -9 ff T Speere .lCoy var? R Haggarf 1151 Jean Ramsey ,, 6 v C Terfucn Anderson -5,-'22 Custer 5 Harmon 19' 'I' S Krepps -Og p-.4 Rhodes .1 fi' N Talull Sophomores Qi ...Z J Baldwm M Balow Davos P Hart C Lmle if, f J Rn fer ...Q if ,Q Y Davis QV' Harlan C? ,4- Q x'7 Luscomb 14 Roose Z' fv- Barber Dlederlclws ff' ,WZ Hem 'YV .Q-I Lyon eu 3 ,J H Rouse iv' N Trescoft M Tyson J Urban C Class 6 ,f G Bentley ,K F7 Dnehm ,...f7 S Henderson .AJ -I E Mork f Ruger ,rv- ...J Werner? J e X314 V7 P Dorer 47' M Henrys Moore .Q-F' 115' J Ru lson 3 Wullsey :J Y-I Bokovoy A Boucher S Dyer -J' ,,l Brooks B Burcnlif-ld A Fell I Fnzgerold ff ,J -J N Henrys J Hlclms Nelson Nussdorfer 0 B Schorlzer H Schllllnger ,v f? WIJSOH B Woodland S Hull f' fo Ono f 7 J Selleck No? Pictu red Benson Eversole Johnson Rnce oo? 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N I 0 1 Q S '4 N Doud B Draper L Empne Evereil G Evereff Flmfz P Gamel ff fi- vt' -6' A J Ceorhcrf Gebhardf Hannold J Harper E Harrington Hendyrgkg M Hmkok 46- 3 Holmes Howe Howe Hulett T Hummer Ingersoll R I5 rg vylmf I D Jean Johns son C Jones R Kmffen J Kovall J Lalun No! Puciured H Sledge S Temple C Johnson T John Grade , . 1 .. A . 4 ' l K. .1 1 f' 4 ' 3.115 I' fo za' f 11 ' Q F5 fzsh ,. 4' AF P in -L - -0 ' r V ' ' , ,. V N .Q W' N 1 J ' i v 4 -1 . I A A . 41 f L. Lomb M. Laws R. Ledford R. Leslie D. Look D. Lunn K. Lyon Mvllory Qs A ia 6 Q Q A, .7 .1 5, A ,.. W . A S ' i if .iv 'L' I 1 ' p 12 fy - - J ,' I , Q I M ff ff sm ' I ' 1 I sl M, Mcrier M. Marsh B. McClain J. Moon D. Moore B, Murray J. Nelson QV: I . J t . x .A V M I I .. V 'fn ,ff Q. 3 g A Q ,Q I. Q 'G ' 13 0 l A A ti ' J , 1 it ,I J , Q .445 1 . ' fa ' ' ,1 f I J , Jf' I 4 X . ' v J. Ott B. Piper N. Powell D, Pro!! R, Quinn R. Reed L. Riker J. Robison . . 'U ay 0 , , ,' 'Q F' 7 ez k ' J J 1- ' 5 ' 1 . .rl ' ' , --f . A J .nf iff. ' -ff . , I 1 - I '. J A L B. Rose K. Rushfon G. Sailor S. Sonor G. Scott C. Serrels G. Shepherd J ' n , l 5. lg . 2 . M - Q P' ' . A f' .- ' ' Q, 1 6 1 ,gi f f ,, fi ..,, 4, I f in . , ' 1 Y -J ' I 1, U., ' I .4 ' K J P. Silsby R. Slee , J. Smifh S. Southworth I. Squires R. Steinkampf P. Srorkomp B. Sudberry . 9 1 xv 'lv 3' f 1: 5 p Q. H ' s r , 'fi' 5, 1 , ' , ' . . ' . J ' I 1 l E 4 I J ,VIN J- , J. Temple M. Towsley R. Towsley J. Van Der Tuuk C. Von Dusen J. Vermefii V, Volz '. ' ' . f- I4 if ' J ' . . - ,. 0 , P .n J pi 'fo F , f. 3 l 4' H A f e ' 1 , I ' -.9 . ' f. - ! jg, . J -'V J, . ,, . f . I f A5- 'yf ,J 4 ' l ! 62 M- J. Weeks l-. Whipple S. Whitehead G. Wills V. Wiltshire A. Wright B. Tomcnica E. Wallace G. Wright L. Zischke J. Young E. Zvirbulis f-5 S.- ff' f l xx ,U ,p i 1 N. 'Q XX Q' N . A-feudin', a-fussin' and a-flghfinu' A Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here 'e . P . . Yes, We Have No Bananas xigz , Babyface l .3 xx G 'Q In go K .,-,, A '?'o . .wt X V . J Q. n YE? Won'l You Play Saw' Sl -V Melody V The Vvcfors' ow! ia .z 'Rx . ,l x J, Blue Moon' - s Dark Town Poker Club Show Me The Way To Go Home X 5' X 7 QQAQM ,, ATHLETICS ci but K - 5-K fx 2 9 4 1 C14 734 N5 1355 Not Puctured Ben Pornslan Co Capfam Baseball F ,Z Tom Hoffmeyer a ck and Cross Counfry Clarence Qulnn f-S 5 X 'ff-Q.. :iii Glen Gray Wresflrng 'H-. D Sheldon Homer Jim Sartor Basketball Football H Howell 12 Mason 7 Greenvnlle 12 Charlotte 'I4 OME GAMES Homer Captain L Guard J O Connell Fullback Co Captam elect an, 3-sv F ay R Tackle Everett Everett Everett Everett 12' fi J Sartor K 'S REnd B Krueger L Tackle . Price R. Half K. DeKubber Quarterback C Quinn R Half Smnth Guard D Shnppey Coach H. Moon R. End R. Haggert, Fullbtlck ' .Q X1 ff' , nw' L 211 1 412. 1 A ,i . :EA , 44 1 f Q F Brown L End E Bloomqulst Fullback .A I 'he ,Q rv Q .I Lewis L nd RSLXV C rx G Gray F Wllluams L Guard R Half Ct- uf lx G Bentley L Half AWAY GAMES Ithaca-0 Eaton Rapids-12 Grand Ledge-'I 3 Holt-12 Nuff J McCIaun L Guard 'X L Egbert L Half -N4 P Powers Center Everett -25 Everett-27 Everett Everett -12 -12 B Brooks Center A Smith Quarterback Co Captonn elect A f 'YQ I - 9 ..,,, ge., 'Q' .E . 5 ' 1 L . V? ff' 1' I L r 1 . , , L , .1 s - L , ' f sf . , 4 1, gf fra, V' M ,. I Q 9 1' . W7 gg . A I , 3 .I ' I A L, o - j i ' f ., A. J 'r 3 .L . , f,-QI . , I eserve Football left to right, standing: Manager G. Smith, M. Parker, J. Moore, J. Baldwin, Coach J. Skilling. Front Row: M. Balow, B. luscomb, D, Adams, B. Brooks, J. Allman, M. Sheer, N. Henrys, D. Bemis. The year of T950 found Coach Dean Shippey in his first year as head football coach at Lansing Everett. Coach Shippey's boys did a fine iob under his capable leadership. Along with Coach Shippey, Captain Sheldon Homer led the boys through the season picking up a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and l tie. Helping also to score these victories were the leading ground gainer, Clarence Quinn and Co-Captains-elect Jerry O'Connell and Art Smith. The chances of a championship team were hurt when the Varsity lost 3 games by one point. This year's team boasted of one of the best lines the school has had for some years. The backtield had deception but lacked size and experience. Next year's Varsity, with help from this year's reserves, who were under the able direction of Mr. Skilling, should have a very profitable season. The Sports Staft of the Archives wishes them all the very best of luck and hopes that they can manage to bring the Capitol Circuit Football Championship back to Everett High. J. Sartor and P. Powers downing Green- ville back A, Smith gains to help win 32-12 decision over Greenville. Everett Cross Country 14 Xa: ur s Flrst State Champuonshnp Team Left to right standrng Charles Sweeney Coach Ed Townsend Ron Wilson Noble Kneelmg Elton Brmk Jlm Dledenchs Duck Green Jack Rutter Tom Hoimeyer Captain Ellus I ff? Q T Everett Outpowers C Cc f 1 ll ' . V ' x ,L ll- . .v X Q .4 new fi N if! ' U 52, W, 'Qi 1 Q ' ,V u ' x V .U A 'lv X .ff , 3 2 X W l 'ft' ye . ' l ' o Sxokemx l qs 'J Q Teams x A , E - gg X5 ll l Y' .4 I l . I A f 'VV' . V l 1 'li I 'Auf F 1 Q f '-. ' ,hy 5 ' -s 'I x 'yt 1 ' v - :S - 4- 1 AJ h 1 ,All ' I X A 3. I g . ' 'll . I .V we r I 2 C 1 ,A I f - l l - Q ' S :guy v A ' Vikings Rom :H l ' Ho ll 9: V l . - ' , sw ' . 5 Q Q 1 ' A 3 , - K. . - . :it EE .V A I OX vale V 011095 Cop Albwf' T Ellus Noble ltle 1? Elton Brink I Captain Tom Hoflmeyer Coach Charles Sweeney 4.51 Ed Townsend Y' 'win 21 Jrm Daedenchs i ' Ron Wulson P1017 s,,, 70 lcro, 4 Y ,pa J 9 Duck Green Jack Rutter Mmgm Maurer tract Tournament Champions An Smnh hed Bmw er nn borh the cny and the X ? f Marlin Maurer and Clarence Quinn awan start of Grand Ledge game. if A 2? G? J 2 1 1 jk E L 4 5 15 it ,H-H--N1 eserve Basketball J 'e Left to nght standing B Ballance G Smuth J Moore M Sheere H Rouse J Baldwm Seated B Brooks M Balow P Powers R Wilson J Terberg The Reserve team tlmshed the season wnth seven wms and sux losses At the end of Janu ary John Terberg was advanced to the Varsuty team to replace Louns Muller Ronald Wilson made thurty three points nn one game and was the hugh ponnt man of the team Followmg as the record of the season s games Ronald Wilson Center os, Bruce Brooks Guard James Slullnng Coach lonla Eaton Rapuds Grand Ledge Charlotte Mason Ithaca Howell Eaton Raprds Grand Ledge East Lansing Charlotte Mason Howell John Terberg Paul Powers Forward Guard Captain Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett W-.. Malvm Balow Forward J Allman Wrestling J McClain D. Granger Harmon N Henrys G Gray D Shlppey The 1950 51 wrestling team recorded a season of four victories and five defeats Against Class A and B competition the boys proved that determination goes a long ways. Dean Shippey coached the boys and Glen Gray was captain. Jim McClain placed second in the heavyweight class to give Everett sixth place in the state meet. The wrestling team being a comparatively new sport hopes to have a better turnout of wrestlers and supporters in the years to come. Sexton . Everett E. Lansing 21 Everett 23 Eastern . 25 Everett 14 Sturgis 25 Everett 25 E. Lansing 25 Everett 13 Sexton 19 Everett 23 Sturgis 19 Everett 23 Eastern 32 Everett 0 Boys Vocational 10 Everett 32 wx B Luscomb E Cary B. Parisian 'Sul Vx l 4, ., J 9' ,f N , G. Davis 36 J. Ritter Bowling Sfandmg Nelson N Gamel Kneelmg D Gamel L4 rn -.- Q I 9- : ra 3 0 a 5 1: cr 1 uv I o 31 3 eo -4 rn 1 Z W 5 Trescoif Kneelmg J Coy Slandmg E Noble D Smnh Kneelmg B Croyle J Baldwm Sfandmg G Kmch K Slaghf A Tummerlck Kneelmg A long Mrs Trebllcock Mr Van Wyhe 'T 1 ,,0'l The Dukes COFISISYIYIQ ol Larry Bos ley Rlchard Green Robert Wallace and Charles Wallace won first place among the boys teams Rnchard Greens 166 was fhe season s hugh est average The Crack Pots made up of Roy Rlder Bob Krueger Gerald Schmidt and Bob Bushop were sec ond Furs? among the gurls feams were ihe Guitersmpes composed of Jeanne Fuller Pat Richards Jo Vander Moere and Sally Wade Slandmg B Burchfield F Wllllams D Bei hson Kneelmg R Swanson D Granger it fy fl ,,,,W 4 'KD' Sfandmg G Schmldt R Ruder B Krueger Kneelmg B Bishop ,M Vg: 4 of l ,,g Slandmg B Reese Scot? J Scharlzer Kneelmg V Naylor J Kaehrman Sfundmg J Vander Moere J Fuller M Fnzgerald Kneelmg C Sformer S Wade Slandmg B Wallace R Green C Wallace Sfandmg H Gran! H Wnllsey R Toutani ' : R. . , . . ' : . , . I - - I . . '1 . 4 IVY' ' ' we as N B rs 0 , f A . , ' 1 Rl , , . 1 4 1, ll H ,I J I I , . , H X A fi 4 .Li l J y V Y rf we is ' ef J 1 Q 'sl ' rig I 6 ,522 f J! new J J 5 X L ' ,fs , IS , A I x . K g . 'Q B W ' so x 1 , jg, 7, , tk ll f ffl ig as I 7 l K A , J J - lm . 1 - ' Spring Sports CQ X X 1 X s ui'rt Pigilg Lef to right standing D Stepnltz Asst Coach J Gardner Mgr B Ballance R Haggart J McClain E Vander Moere S Homer R Rider Co Captain R Content L Egbert B Whitehead L Heverly Coach Kneel mg R Smith Mgr R Henrys Co Captain P Powers D Donaldson B Parisian Co Captain Elect D Rice T Aknght C Quinn Co Captain Elect Everetts 1950 Baseball team, coached by Leonard Heverly, wound up the season with a record of five wms and five losses Many of the fellows are back for the 1951 season and are looking forward to another good year nf , V'-5 ,ai X -ur, Lett to right, Fourth Row: C. Rider, T. Ward, M. Balow, M. Maurer, J. Allman, J. Ritter, R. Long. Third Row C. Sweeney, Coach, G. Gray, B. Pellot, E. Townsend, E, Bloomquist, G. Thrush, Captain, A. Smith, J. Sartor, L Miller, F. Heath, D. Quinn, T. Hoftmeyer, J. O'Connell. Second Row: B. Bishop, D. Pellot, D. Smith, J. Sprague J. Kinnane, E. Noble, F. Brown, E. Brink, J. Lewis, B. Krueger. Seated: E. Reeser, R. Barnes, G. Schmidt, G Price, J. Bentley, R. Wilson, B. Welton, K. DeKubber, D. Bettison. The enthusiasm ofthe Track team proved valuable as they won trophies in the Regional Meet at Mt. Pleasant and at the Albion Relay. Outstanding performers included Captain John Kinnane, Jim Sprague in the half mile, Duane Smith in the dashes, and Tom Holt- meyer who broke the league record in the mile run. Tom is again on top as captain-elect ofthe 1951 squad. Cheerleaders my-V.. ,f Left to right top: P. Richards, B. Reese, J. Vander Moere. Bottom: J. Her- sey, C. Baker, V. Naylor. One - two - three! Let's give out with a well-deserved cheer in tribute to Viking Cheerleaders who throughout the year have drawn support and guided enthusiasm from a host of sideline participants. Top: J. Blue, J. Urban, B. Schartzer. Bottom: A. Hummer, M. Custer. fm -'Q-1-7 gf 1 fb .,f sP 5 'S --Iv 3 I 1' ffxg , , 4 :' ..3 1-'As Ei 5 if , 4.5 ' jf 5' , - . ,,S5g..!,. 1 .' :I4 -- ' 2' -'27 'IA 4 .'-'fr ,ny 'ff ' , s if rg . ,-,Q 3 .7 - 71 8' '.' ,pf- ' ZLL? ,315-fp' f .4 Student Council lr' -3... nu nos , :lrfl l on silo Left to right standing H Rouse B Burchfleld J Sartor Mr Spless Advusor Mr Cosgrove Prmcnpal A Smnth G Grmnell andJ Nelson Seated P Rlpley Social Chanrman G Gray Sergeant-otArms C Stormer Sec retary G Schmldt Pres R Ruder Vlce President B Bnshop Treasurer J Vander Moere Assistant Socnal Chalrman Kneelmg M Henrys B McClam G Wrught M Tanner J Schartzer P Storkamp Not pictured J Rutter Worlung rlght along wuth the admlmstratnon IS our prominent Student Councul Thus eflec tlve group with a helping hand from Mr Spless our able advisor has In the past year tried to the best of nts abnllty to serve the every need of the student body The Council IS made up of two elected rep resentatlves from each homeroom and a president and vlce president elected by the entlre student body Slnce the Student Coun crl ns the highest regarded school orgamzo tlon lt IS quate an honor to be elected an officer or even o representatuve for the Council The results of the Council s work can read lly be seen lts past achievements are rec ogmzed as the best and as new fields open the Student Councll wall continue to meet the challenge of the future as It works to word the betterment of our school ,dtbm-PS' Band Left to right Thnrd Row R Roose J Baldwnn E Otto Dnrector D E Crane J Nussdorfer H Grant B Wood land Se ond row P Scott M Tanner M Tyson B Brooks R Reed C Gebhcrdt K Sloght B Bernard First row A Prmce L Lomb J Bngelow C Serrels J Selleck N Romsey G Deon M Qutnn J Rutter Le H10 gh x full! X409 r 42 Our Everett Hugh School Band has dnmlnnshed an number thus being due to the absence of the Jun or Hugh Students who are attendmg Walter French Although we were unable to present the usual number of programs smce the number was so small the band s tone qualuty was exceptlon ally good The members partucupated nn the foot ball season and numerous pep assemblues ad dung a musncal spnrnt to both The alumnu muslcal group has been orgamzed as a supplement to the band and as thts annual goes to press we are looking forward to a sprung concert whuch we krvw well be a success Two of our members Bull Woodland and Marcy Tanner entered the Dustrnct Solo Contest which they are already lookung forward to agaun next year As the say Ing goes Good thongs come an small packages so we feel that the contents of thus package I likely to nncrease nndetlnltely , z. ,. ',. ,' .. ,. ,. ,. - f A 6 . .. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . .',. ,.' ,. ,. ,. ,. ,..,... L I 9 , . .- I I - X I XX , XX . . . . R .- fl ' Xl ' ll ' ' ll I f . .Q hfmon' 13' 'tz' Choir Left to rrght Back Row J OConnell B Parlsuan E Reeser R Content D Pellot A Tummernck F Wnllnams D Beftnsan G Smnth H Wlllsey Third Row Co Director D Crane M Fitzgerald P Rlce P Richards C Baker N Holmes J Fuller R Barber S Chnstensen J Koehrman J Schartzer L Cogswell Co Durector J Cosgrove Second Row R Hmesley J Hacks J Coy K Ruger M Johnson J Rulnson M Henrys A Boucher S Wade S Henderson Flrst Row J Vander Moere P Dnehm M Moore V Nelson J Hulse K Lundy C Wemert M Campbell E Mathews S Hull This year found Everetts Chonr wuthout a dnrec tor but Mr Cosgrove and Mr Crane went ahead wnth Mrs Woodland as accompamst and plan ned an mterestlng program forthe students The members sang theur way through a very engoy able year the hughllghts of theur program being the Thanksguvmg and Chrnstmas programs darec ted by Mr Crane For the special number un the Chrustmas vesper servnce, the Cholr sang Can tuque de Noel wnth Bull Woodland playmg a bantone oblngato 9 ang' K IC ard: S Ruger C wade o '9nr 4 3 D Peng lose n,,on Left to right, standing: G. Wright, N. Sartor, M. Bond, S. McBride, E. Mathews, P. Petrie, Mrs. Brandt, Advisor N. Tohill, D. Headley, P. Dorer, P. Gamel, S. Darling. Seated: J. Hicks, S. Wade, L. Anderson, P. Blair, Pres J Hersey, Secy., P. Storkamp, C. Everett. The Girls' League members are composed of every girl from the seventh grade through the twelfth. The purpose of the League is to promote more unity among the girls at Everett. The Holiday Frolic was sponsored by the Girls' League as well as the annual Mothers' Day Tea and the Presentation of Roses. The Varsity Club is an organization of boys who have earned varsity letters in one of Everett's many sports. A boy, after being awarded his first varsity letter, goes through the initiation which makes him a full-fledged member. Coach Sweeney is their advisor. The boys sell candy and hotdogs at all home games. The money is to be used for track records that are to be mounted in the gymnasium. Left to right, back row: T. Holtmeyer, C. Quinn, E. Townsend, J. McClain, R. Content, L. Rouse, J. Gardner. Third row: Mr. Sweeney, Advisor, G. Bentley, J. Lewis, E. Blaomquist, G. Schmidt, A. Smith, R. Wilson, B. Bishop, S. Homer, L. Egbert, B. Krueger, Secy. Second row: R. Rider, M. Maurer, F. Brown, P. Ray, J. Sartor, Pres., F. Heath, L. Miller, Vice Pres. First row: R. Green, E. Noble, J. O'Connell, D. Granger, C. Wilson, E. Brink, P. Powers. .6 .fifth C L U B XIX 1 Mr Rossi Advisory H. Moon, A. Smith, Pres. Secy J Moore, E. Brink, Treas. left to right back row: M. Quinn, P. Petrie, P. Diehm, C. Woinert, V. Nelson, N. Trescatt, J. Blue. Second row S. Pickworth, B. Schartzer, R. Barber, Secy. and Treas., P. Dorer, Pres., C. Underwood, Vice Pres J Alush, J. Urban. First row: D. Gamel, M. Davis, M. Johnson, J. Coy, M. Custer, A. Hummer L Anderson. The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of senior high school girls who, not having a physical education program, have joined together to enioy various sports. The club's advisor is Mrs. McCarty who, with her assistant, Kay Bolz, teaches games, acts as ref- eree, and supervises all activity. Members of this club are eligible to earn letters and monograms on the basis of an approved point system. All the girls are hoping for a larger membership in the years to come. The Hi-Y is one of the lesser known of the school organizations, but one of the best. With the ollicers, who are elected by the club, they have done many good things this year. One example of this work is the sponsoring of dances after school to teach the boys to dance. In future years many accomplishments may come from this club. Left to right, standing: J. Lewis, H. Randall, 1 I Seated J. Allman, Vice Pres.y E. Noble, - 45 G. A. Y J. Nussdorfer, E. Otto, M. Tanner, E. Marks, Report- BVS. S. Hill, S. Christensen, Fashion Editors, B. Myers, Exchange Editor, P. Ripley, Activities Editor. R Ru Adv A. Hummer, Home Room h Rm'Ae' ' l eg' Bl er. News Editorg S. Holtmey- ' . oom- 1-. ml:-lg Ranaszers' er, Grade News Editor, qum' epor er M. Everett, Poetry Editor. P. Scott, J. Selleclx, Music Editors, B. Bishop, F. Heath, Reporters. J. Full er, P. Petrie, D. Wadkins, P. Bokovoy, Ty pists. B. Luscomb, Photogra pher P. Blair, Activities Editor N. Tohill, Reporter. Not pictured: E. Mathews, Grade News Editor. Left to Christe ager. .ss B. Woodland, Reporter, D. Adams, Sports Editor, F. Wil- liams, Reporter. right: M. Baumer. Edi- tor, Mrs. Brandt, Advisor, R. nsen, Business Man- P. Scott, Administration Assis- tant, J. Urban, D. Wodkins, Art Assistants, B. Bray, Ad ministration Editor, J. Sellecl: Art Editor. P. Ripley, L. Rouse, P. Blair, Advertising Assis- P. Scott, Administration Assis' J. Ewing, Senior Assistant, J. A Hergey, V, Naylor, Junior Editors, M, Everett, Senior Editor. tant, J. Urban, D. Wodkins, Art Assistants, B. Bray, Ad ministration Editor, J. Selleck Art Editor. Left to right: R. Rider, Business Manager, Mrs. Warner, Advisor, B. Bishop, Editor-in-Chief. McClain, Assistant Business Manager, G. Kinch, E, Bloornczuist, Advertising Assistants. Christensen, S. Hill, Sophomore tors, D. Londsiedel, P. Bokovoy enth Grade Editors Dramatics Club A 7 ' sl' 4' YVF6. V161 930' 41 LEW. ms. V- . . C oo 1007: NNKNG J. Hacks, C. Baker, S. Christensen, 049, 'flip' J T' M Fitz erald op' If' i Po AKOKAX. . 9 . - 9Q,.o,d 'role' , ,wr The Dramatics Club is one of the largest clubs at Everett. This year Mr. Cosgrove took over the many duties and responsibilities of advisor. The members of the club not only act, but they learn the mysteries of apply- ing grease paint, prompting, and stage managing. In years to come, the Dramatics Club should be one of the most active and prominent clubs. xi F' ..vb ' Left to right, fourth row: J. Hersey, V. Naylor, H. Rouse, J. Allman, F. Wil- liams, A. Timmericlc, Vice Pres., P. Diehm. Third row: I, Fitzgerald, P. Richards, B. Schartzer, E. Otto, J. Meerman, P. Rice, Secy. and Treasg Mr. Cosgrove, Advisor. Second row: S. Dyer, J. Fuller, J. Vander Moere, N. Tohill, Pres., N. Holmes, J. Urban, J. Blue. First row: S. Henderson, J. Coy, R. Hinesley, S. Wade, K. Ruger, M. Custer. 1- L 1 X 4' F 1 Science and Photography Club Left to right top L Egbert J Lewls M Balow B Luscomb R Swanson H Grant C Terrlan J Harmon M Sheere Bottom Mr Struckle Advusor G Pruce D Granger Pres J Nussdorfer S Dyer Secy H Schllllnger Treas R Barber S Prckworth B Burchfleld Under the fine and capable leadership of Mr Strlckler the Science and Photography Club IS doing a 'ob of promoting prolects to further the understandlng of the making of pnctures and to explore the Held of science The club ss a member of the Mlchlgan Jumor Academy ot Scrence Arts and Letters Anyone who wlshed went to the tall meeting at Ann Arbor and the sprung fanr at Mt Pleasant Mschngan 'vv 6 . ,ps .QQ -A ox O 'XZ f V OO .XO X55 'oe' 'A wax? 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MARX CLOTHES MANHATTAN SHIRTS McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR Good Food Always TRIO SANDWICH AND WAFFLE SHOPS No 1 516 South Washnngton Avenue No 2 1012 East Mlchugan Avenue No 3 1905 South Cedar Street I H nr , i n-25, 41, 43, H n y , N man- , , , Her- y, ft-6, 23, 3 , 4, 7, 8, a k, Q W , a k, nn-25, 3, , 8, ill, r - , , , , 'n ly, - I - , , , rn , ir - , , , r, ' ' Tom-13, 29, 33, 38, 44, 47, Holm , U - , m , y ' , , ' ' -6, 2 , 4 , 48, H r, Sh n-13, 19, 29, O, , , 44, , , . 47, we, D nn - , Howe, im J n- , ., , R Decorators' Supplnes, Venetian Blnnds, ' . 1 - I U 1 9- 1 1 ff ' ' An -21, 24, 39, 5, , , u mer, - , ll, ' Fatt - , s r , An -2 , J c way, lla- , J an, W 1 ' - , n, rta-2 , Jea , hir y- , h , t ' Q - - , , r - , . . , . , . - ll - - - ll . 7 I I You ve tried the rest Now try the best THE WARDROBE CLEANERS 3330 South Cedar Phone 9 7448 CAVANAUGH GROCERY Groceries Meats Produce 600 East Cavanaugh Road Lansing Michigan FRANKLIN DEKLEINE CO 315 North Grand Avenue Lansmg MICHIGAN S LARGEST COMPLETE PRINTING HOUSE Lnthographung Prlntmg Bmdlng Omce Supplles McCOYS SHOE STORE Home of Fme Shoes for the Entlre FamlIy 320 South Washmgton POLAR BEAR DRIVE IN Featuring FROZEN CUSTARD Variety of Flavors Taste Treat of the Natuon Lught Lunches Malteds 4614 South Cedar INSULATED WINDOWS OF LANSING 708 East Kalamazoo Lansnng 12 Michigan Phone 4 8451 SAMS INC S 317 North Washington Avenue FLOWERS Lanslngs Largest and Most Modern Phone 4 1437 Men s and Boys Store Telephone 4 4593 , . ...- ll I I I . 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I ' 1 I I Best Wlshes so e en Jo nson Ma y 43 45 Joh so Roger oh so m o es o e c G e 37 47 d 26 K J 6 22 37 43 E e oe, O as K e JACK FRIAR S nc et14 O 7 o Jae 26Lamb ora Jea 7 n seldel eo a el 27 L dford R nald 27 Lesl e Robe t 27 L m 2 e to L Eleen I 9 0 00 20 U Corner South Cedar at Hodg Avenue 43 Doro L scom R e 2 32 36 47 49 Lyon Kathleen 27 Lyo Na cy 24 Phone 9 The Entire Staff of MIDWAY FORD SALES INC Congratulate the Class of 1951 American State Bank MAIN OFFICE 101 South Washungton Avenue FEDERAL Lansing Mschlgan BRANCHES 2521 South Cedar Street 1200 South Washnngton Avenue 2033 East Mnchugan Avenue 913 West Sagunaw Street Serving Lansing Since 1892 Member of DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM John n, H I -14, h , rII n- , , n n, -22, J n n, To -26, J n , Car I -26, Kin h, Ilb rt- 14, , , Knift n, Richar - , hrman, y - , , , 42, I Kovall, Ja I -26, Krepp , Shirley-24, ru ger, Rob r- , 3 , 3 , 38, 44, 47, L kin, uli d an- , , L n-2 , 42, La d ' , D I res-6, 14, 47, Laws, Md ine- , e , o W , i, r- , ewis, Ji -2 , 31, 38, 44, 45, 49, Littl , Clif n-24, ogan, 'I -22, on , Arn Id-14, 37, L Il, D n-27, L ndy, Kay-6, 23, , Lunn, thy-27, u b, ob rt- 4, , , 46, , , , - , n, n - . I 0 Compliments of ADSIT SUPER SERVICE JQN ANTHQNY SUNOCO PRODUCTS 2009 Souih Cedar 809 East Mnchngan Avenue Phone 9 8354 STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE 730 East Michigan Telephone 2 II24 BALLAS LANSING FLORAL TRUCKS and USED CARS 1010 EOS' M' Hope 814 East Mnchngan Telephone 2 4454 Telephone 4 5385 AL HANSEN INC CEDARBROOK HARDWARE Serving You Is Our Pleasure YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS ADMIRAL TV SCOTTS LAWNS BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS Campus Togs for Young Men McGregor Sportswear Arrow Enr Shlrfs Accessorues for Every Occaslon LANSING AND I EAST LANSING VV , . I , 0 ' I.I V YANT LEAVE UISSATISFIEP Mallory Merrltt 27 Maruer Marlene 27 Marner Ruchard 15 Marks Emuly 25 46 Marsh Howard 27 Mathews Elea n r 15 43 44 Maurer Marlur 23 34 38 44 McBrl e Shirley 15 44 McCarty lrls lMrsJ 7 McClain Barbara 2 41 McClain Jlm 6 21 23 31 36 38 44 47 Mc at Harley 23 Meerman Joanne 26 48 Meese Lavern 23 Mllks Malcolm 5 Muller Danala 22 Muller Ruchard 15 Moon Janet 27 Moon Tom 22 30 34 45 Moore Duane 27 Moore Jack 22 32 35 45 Moore Mary Lou 25 43 Murray Beverly 27 Myers Betty 6 15 46 Naylor Vonda 2 22 37 39 47 48 Nelson John 27 41 Nelson nr Ima 25 37 3 5 able 3 3 38 44 30 38 43 44 Ott Jerry 27 Otto Erlene 25 42 46 48 lsnan Ben 15 36 38 43 Parker Max 23 32 Pe o Dugald 23 38 43 Petrae Patsy 23 44 45 46 Plckworth Shnrley 25 45 49 Pnper Bonme 27 Pnttenger Grace 23 Planck Joseph 5 Powell Nancy 27 Powers P ul 21 25 3 2 35 38 44 Pratt Dean 27 Prxce George 21 24 30 34 38 49 Prnnce Alice 23 42 Quinn Clarence 16 29 30 34 38 44 Quinn Dwight 16 38 Qunnn Marraret 24 42 45 Quinn Roger 27 Ramsey Nadine 24 42 Ran dall Harold 23 45 Ray Pat 30 44 Reed Bob 27 42 Reese Betty 6 22 37 39 CARDY S JEWELRY Upstairs 17 Mlchlgan Arcade Walk Upstairs for Jewelry and Save ELGIN WATCHES 17 Jewel 533 75 MCDU RMON OUTBOARD Outboard Motors Boats Marme Supplues 3130 South Cedar Phone 4 4662 BENSON S LANSINGS NEW MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE Hardware, Paint, Sporting Goods Housewares, Appliances Gifts Toys Furniture and Plumblng Supp les North Washnngton at Ionla Phone 9 6548 MALCOLM MILK S, INC 1105 1110 East Michigan Avenue Telephone 4 7403 LANSING 12, MICHIGAN I . - I . 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I . . 1 7 Congratulations to 1951 Graduates MORGAN S for 75 years Gnft Headquarters Two Stores to Serve You 121 South Washnngton Lansing Lucon Theater Bulldnng East Lansmg JEWELERS OPTICIANS EDDIE S FOOD MARKET Corner Dunlap and South Washington OPEN SUNDAYS Phone 9 8309 RICHTER S GARDENS Lansing s Super Flower Market 4801 South Cedar near Jolly Road Roses Perennials Annuals Garden Suppltes Potted Plants Frults and Vegetables RAY SABLAIN INC Gradlng Excavating READY MIX CONCRETE PEERLESS CEMENT PAINTS 2827 South Cedar Street Omce 2 0734 Plant 5 3155 CEDARWAY RADIO SHOP Zenlth Radlo an TSIGVISIOP 3142 South Cedar Phone 40067 KATCH A WINKE 4516 South Cedar P one 41539 9 4 CORNER OF MT HOPE AVENUE AND CEDAR Telephone 9 1747 Lanslng 10 Muchngan SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS GROCERY d I h - or -146 FUl.LER'S SERVICE Stormer Connle 17 19 37 41 Stowell Duck 23 Strlckler Lester 8 49 Sudberry Bob 27 Swanson Russell 37 49 Sweeney Charles 8 33 34 38 44 Tanner Marcro 41 42 46 Temple Joseph 27 Terberg John 22 35 Terrran Clay ton 24 49 Terrran Dons 22 Trmmreck Alvrn 17 37 43 48 Tohlll Non 21 24 44 46 47 48 Toutant Rrchard 22 37 Townsend Edward E I8 33 38 44 Towsley Madelyn 27 Towsley Ronald 27 Trebrlcock Hazel lMrsJ 37 Trescott Nancy 24 37 45 Turner Valerie 18 Tyson Margaret 24 42 Underwood Carol 45 Urban Jean 24 39 45 47 48 Vander Moere .Io Ann 22 37 39 41 43 48 VanderTuuk Judy 27 Van Dusen Carol 27 Van Wyhe Jacob 8 37 Van Zanten Judith IMrsJ B Velz Vlrglnla 27 Vermettl Jrm 27 Wade Sally 23 37 43 44 48 Wadluns Dorothy 37 Wallace Robert D 18 37 Warner Donna CMrs1 8 47 Weeks Mary Jane 27 Wemert Carolyn 25 43 45 Whipple Le Morne 27 Whitehead Sandra 27 Wnegman Elma IR Nl 8 Wlghtman Joyce 23 Wllllams Barbara N 4 Wnlllams Fred 23 31 37 43 46 48 Walls Gaul Ann 27 Wlllsey Harold 25 37 43 Wllson Calvm 25 44 Wilson Ronald 23 33 35 38 44 Wlltshlre Vincent 27 Woodland BIII 25 42 46 Woodland Kathryn lMrs1 6 Wright Arthur 27 Young Joyce 27 Zvlrbulrs Elga 27 WRIGHT S GROCERY Grocernes and Meats 655 Ridgewood 2418 South Cedar Because we believe theres not a better school e make It an everlasting rule GO EVERETT GO' Free Parklng Open Fr: 8. Sat Nnghts STATE CLEANERS 2408 South Cedar Street FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Make a Date with State Phone 2 0419 ROBERTS TRAILER SALES 81 SERVICE Ironwood and Sllver Dome Trarlers Repalrs 8m Servrce 3423 South Cedar Street one 4 8514 BOND'S GROCERY Fresh Meats and Produce 228 West Hodge Avenue Phone 9 8896 LAPP 81 ROYCE LUMBER CO South Cedar at Jolly Phone 9 6539 ,- I , . - , I I I I . - I . I 1' I I I W I I '- 1 I I T lllll I . -. I I . I I 1 I I 1 I I . I ' - I I . I . - I . I . - I I I I . I W IIIIII I l i I I I 'i IIII I T ' I I i I . I ' T I I T I I , , . - I I 1 A I I -1 I I W I I I I I I T IIIIII I T I I W I I 1 I I I . .- I I . . . F ' . . - , I - I I I I I . I - 6, 18, 46, 47, Waldo, Mrs. M. A.-5, Wallace, Charles-18, - - D 81 C STORES INC , , . , , , . , , ' - 1 - I T I l I 1 I I I . I . - I . , - I . I A ' - , . I - I . . I I- I . . I - I I I r I I . I . - I . I ,I , I - I , I . I . - I I . I - I I I I I . . I . - I I . - I - I 1 I - ' 1 I 1 - 1 yy . . 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