Grand Blanc High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Blanc, MI)

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Inveterate chess players Fred Bun' and Stephen Smale We hope the rest ol us will be as pleased with our pic- match wits during the 8:30 to 9:00 assembling from tures as you are with yours. Evan. buses. Prexy Dwaine has granted the floor to Phyllis Blake- Senior assistants to Mr. Wade, the Craine photographer. slee tor a motion regarding class dues. report that this work is harder than going to classes. lTeachers, more work, please.l Ioy is expressed on every lace as Seniors settle themselves in a bus lor the trip to Lansing. We leave the bus to tour the' State Capitol whose amine is the cynosure of all eyes.

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We'll Say Goodbye in '49 TOP PICTURE. FOURTH ROW: Onalee McCullough, Donna Cook, Dorla Ross, Martine Tichenor, Ruth Hampton, Patricia Wood, THIRD ROW: lerie ludd, Delores Ross, lea nette Meida, Virginia Peterman, Ioyce Olson, Gloria Weeks, Alice Kitchenhoff, Patricia Allen, Glorianne Fredwall, Shirley Ellis, SECOND ROW: Nadyne Hart, Margaret Britt, Margaret Bailey, Joann Sloan, Luella Griswold, Mary Burd, Ioann Olcott, Patricia Light, Louise Beebe, Betty Thompson, Natalie Tort, FIRST ROW: Delores Mangus, Mrs. Beck, Brenda Arch, Earl Cline, Arvilla Partenio, Ferris Hallmark, Mr. Lahti, Anita Dentel, Dorothy Harrison, LOWER PICTURE, FOURTH ROW: Richard Soderquist, Rich- ard Vreeland, William Snowball, Ronald Weir, Charles McMinn, Grant Alward, William Shanks, Richard Pillen, lack Walsh, Iames Morgan, 'THIRD ROW: Darrell Thoroman, Eugene Alexander, Donald Stephens, Donald Maule, Robert Maule, Richard Marsh, David Oberdine, Iames Davidson, Dallas Rhoades, SECOND ROW: Iack Rupp, Carl Urich, Ted Schien, Robert Stallcup, William Anderson, Ralph Deering, Iohn Stark, Donald Roth, Robert Wallace, Iames Martin, FIRST ROW: Roy Iobson, Kenneth Williams, Iames Larson, Clark Martin, Robert Longroy, Iarnes Iaksa, Robert Churches, Iarnes Calvert, William Clark, NOT IN PICTURE: Mrs. Turk, Mary Lou Anderson, Harry Bryant, loyce Callahan, lames Pope, Albert Sisson, Howard Young, Kenneth Hill, Leonard Lason. OFFICERS Co-presldents .....,, .....,..........,,...., . .,........ A ryilla Partenio Earl Cline Vice-president i..... L ......,...... Howard Young Secretary ......,.... L ........,,V Brenda Arch Treasurer .,,... .........................,.... F erris Hallmark Sponsors ,...,.,.........,,...... Mrs. Turk, Mrs. Beck, Mr. Lahti The Class ot 1949 proved its individuality by being the first to elect co-presidents who have conducted the business in perfect harmony. The llA horne- room has been presided over by Mrs. Turk, with Mrs. Beck as a genial, efficient substitute during Mrs. Turk's illness, the llB homeroom has been tshall We say ruled?l by Mr. Lahti. Two big pro- 28 iects carried to successful completion were the I-Hop with its city pork theme and the annual play, Reserve Two for Murder. During the I-Hop, loann Olcott and Ferris Hallmark reigned as Queen and King of thedelightful park and led the Ground March to the music of the Stardusters under a moonlit sky. ,And such pranks as they planned for Class Night-to get even with the Seniors.