Graveraet High School - Prism Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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li.-Xllli RUXY: Xliss XYilson, Xlnrrin Kllfillll Paul Sxmnwn, SIVIIUNIJ RUXY: lJm'orlw Ycxxumn, Tlumms Nilcs, .xlilllfi Usrcrbcrl FRUNI' ROXY: lfnmm -Iczm Rllllillylll. I-'limlncrh SXY2liilI1L'I1, Rmcnmrv Rcmillnrn NUT IN I'lCI'I'LfRl'.: Rik'l1lll'll Pzlqllcttc, Ru- lwrt Rzmrn. julio Snlkc, Iflczlnor Sicurrc, Raw- mnnd Smith. ' BACK RONY: Iiiclmrd .Xlc lmlglxlin, Alguncs .Xlcfflc-llzlnd, llcnnis XlcGi11lcy, Alzuncs Cluln, l.mxc Xlzxclxnn. Xlnrrin Knsiskn, ISYLIII Knmlmcrsos, Ronald Hic- hclsun. THIRD ROXY: Mr. I lmlscr, Gcorgc UCXIastcl', Kcnncrlm l,:1I'nyL-rtc, Qlnnmcs .Unc- Dmmld, .Xlylcs l,cRuy, Gcrald KHCQ,RUIVCIT.xlL'l 1ICllCI'll, Don- nld XIzlL'Dollg:lll. SICCUXIJ ROXY: Snllv Lilvick, jcnncrtu Iglllfi, lfvclvyll IJILIIQSU, l'ilL'lil!L' l,z1wrL-nec, juan Xlnki, jnnicc Xlcrcdirlx, flrncc Lyons. FRUNT ROXV: Xlnrilyn Hay- hcw, Gcrrudc Xlnki, c:I'1lCC.XILlI'- ccnu, jncquclinc licclcr. N01 IN l'lCl'L'Rl': ,Xlurlnn King. BXCK ROW.: Ilcrllglzls. ldaflcy' Harold I,1ll1lSTl'lIIl1, l l'2ll1L'iN Burm. xyilliilll! Brumm, Cllmrlus licrgsrmxlm. john liuylc. 'Ibm Cook. juImCIm1'rcr. 'lxlllllli ROXY: Rulwrr llnlmrumn. Ri Chard Bussicrc, I-fdwin .Xmlcr sun, Bruce Higlmll, IDL-nm lin-I1 son, Qlolm Hclzlngcr, Dan Bock luml. Sl-ACIONID ROXY: ffnru lvn Babcock. .Xlnrv Hcwal, loam limzck, Knrlmlucn .'XI1klL'I'SHI1, lic vcrly lirmx n, .Xudrcy licsr, Nam cv JXKILIIIIS. Xlisx Driscoll l 'RUN'I' RUNY: Ifcrn Cflmifu- lfxclyn Biggcr, Carol Dccgnn Bmmic HL'LllldI'f', l':1rl'ici11 Ball mos, llunnn Xluc liusxx'm'rI1. Y

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VVhat is Graveraet High School? XVell, if you would ask a junior that, he would tell you that a very large part of it is the junior Class, which is the second largest of the four classes. lf you should happen to question him further, that junior would probably go on to tell you of the important achievements of the juniors this year, and he would be right. To begin at the beginning, we started the year off very well, with the help of our class adviser Mr. Bowers, by taking a close second in the judging of the class fioats for I-Iomecoming. Our next step in the ladder of a successful year was the election of these capable officers: President, jim Schneider, Vice-President, Evan Karabet- sos, Secretary, Nancy jacobsong and Treasurer, Tom Cookgiwho led us through those exciting times of at last being full-fledged, undisputed upperclassmen! If asked still further questions, our junior friend would go on to tell you about how the juniors competed in all of the class competition activities. There were the yell fest, and the class skit, both of which earned points toward the Pep jug, and showed the unlimited energy that the junior Class constantly posses- sed. Then came the highlight of the social year, our successful junior Prom, on May 19, 1951, with the appropriate theme of a Southern Plan- tation. The colored lights, the pastel dresses and dark suits, and the dreamy music created il picturesque scene. LILFT TO RIGHT: President, jim Schneider, Vice President, Evan Karabetsos, Secretary, Nancy jacob son, Treasurer, Tom Cook. In sports, dramatics, music, forensics, whatever you might mention, the juniors were there, doing their best, not only for their class, but for the whole school, proving their worth- iness to be called upperclassmen . As the year draws to a close, you might ask that junior friend what the juniors plan for the future. He would quickly tell you that they will he look- ing ahead to an even better year' as they reach the climax of their careers, as Seniors! BACK ROXV: Mr. Bowers, james johnson, Ronald johnson, Xlilton Burdick, Robert Driscoll, Gilbert Mitchell, Clovis Peano. THIRD ROVV: XVaino jarvis, Alton johnson, Richard johnson, Daphne jacques, Sandra Dyer, Mary Zorza, Bernard Duquette. SICCOND ROVV: juliene Miller, Marilyn johnson, Rita Olson, Mary Plattenberg, Margaret Deegan, Carol Rudness, Betty Ann johnson. FRONT ROXV: Lorraine johnson, joycc DePetro, jean Marie johnson, Nancy DeRocher, Grace Mulhauser, Mary Deegan. NOT IN PICTURE: Duane Parker.

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l5.'XCli RUXY: Mr. johnson, Ronald llurter, Clifford Gugin, john llelt, Donald lillis, john Ilngel, linrl Goldsworthy, Da- vid lfine, Duane llealv. SICC- OND ROXY: .Xlnrein llieks, .loyee llnlilin, Xlnrilyn lfassben- der, Margery llnley, Rim Gum- merson, l,ois lfennig, Clnridn lloule, lfileen Harrington. FRONT RUXY: lflizzilleth lienlltlw, Nancy llillier, Nlnri- lyn llnrr, Nancy jzleohson, Klar- gnrer llalusermnn. NUT lN PICVURIC: janet Gentz. BACK RUXV: Ronald Posio, Gerald Sherhi- now, llarold Sandell, james Schneider. SICC- UNIJ ROXV: Marvin Uysti, l,lovd Peter- sen, Kendall Pascoe. FRONT ROYV: joan Schwenlce, janet Peterson, Paula Smith. L N-- 5 29 BACK RUVV: I.eRoy Sims, Philip VVhite, Charles YVagar, james VVerner, john Thomann, Robert VVagner, Terrence Ti- hor. SECOND ROXV: Miss Pierce, Janice Tibor, Nancy Tauses, Betty Taylor, Shirlee Willis, Agnes Thompson, Carl - VValin. FRONT ROVV: Doris Tormala, Shirley Temple, Betty YVikstrom. NOT IN PIC- TURI-2: joan Vivian, Richard XVanbcrg.