Flushing High School - Perannos Yearbook (Flushing, MI)

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K e the Class of Dedicate K x XNWYXJ My JM JMD. V s stg g Wf ff Q AQ mu NIJ X ,. 1 1 1 X A X A WU , .JN f I My Ng The seniors of 1959 take great pride in dedicating this Perannos to Mr, Glenn Fox. By this dedication we would like to play our part in helping him celebrate his 25th anniversary of teaching. The greater number of Mr. Fox's vears of teaching have been spent at Flushing High School. Besides his regular teaching curriculum, he has coached baseball and has always dedicated much of his time to the school plays and other dramatics. A person such as Mr. Fox is rarely forgotten by those who have met him. L36 el

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, I wi! . X 1 One of the seniors who would have graduated this year was Ray Prieur. He met his tragic death on V V October 28, 1956, in an automobile accident, ' Ray was born and grew up in Flushing. He always l loved the out of doors, and as a young boy he enjoyed V - going on camping trips with some of his friends, girl, 1 ,ji , Jerry Dick, Dick LaBonte, and Jerry Firman. Ray 9' 5 at X also enjoyed hunting and fishing of all types. 'X as Always attending the Flushing schools, Ray was an RNC xx ardent fan of both football and basketball. He also ' b xxdkx liked the school dances as well as other school acti- X A vities, at X There are many at Flushing High School who will ,, Y never forget Ray Prieur, and with this in mind, the - class of 1959 wishes to leave this annual in his mein- l , ory. X -, L' X rf If wg in ' X 92. '. 9 X M Q .gg ' 1 I XJR SAN xx ' ' l XX fl 11 x Af, T N I X l ,f S I , 'H Ns ' NX. D 1 , - ' v c t QW , 6 1 V, 5 ' y 1 ' 9 ' I i , s 7 f ' if at f ' 3-in egg . xg.. 4