Hancock Central High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hancock, MI)

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BEST SELLER WE FINISH TO BEGIN SENIOR CLASS OF 54 lt was a sultry afternoon In September T950 when another group of frIghtened freshmen added a new and orIgInal echo to the halls of H C H WIth gIeat uncertalnlty we strove to fIt INTO the pIctuIe In an orderly way for we were to begln the IIVSI chapter of the book that would be read by many In the future If thIs book was to reveal ourselves as a great example for those who were to follow we had to carefully choose the offIcers or our baslc year of hIgh school James Herman son was our presIdent Joanne Grondme vIce pres dent Frank Cuff secretary and Charles Bennetts served as treasurer These offIcers to gether wIth Mrs NIcholas as advtser helped us to competently buffet the obstacles that confronted us and led us through a successful freshman year Our youthfulness dId not allow too many extra CUVVICUIOI OCIIVIIIGS but we found tlme In splte ot ou studIes to attend the football and basket ball games and the school partIes Thos musIcally Incllned entered the glee clubs choIr and band the gIrls IoIned the lnItIal Club and the boys busled themselves by partIcIpatIng In aIhletIcs The lInal IncIdent of the begInnIna chapters of the book we were wrItIng was a square dance for the class wnth the EIghth Grade as our guests We laId down our pen to entoy a refreshIng sum mer vacatlon and to return agaln as sophomores As sophomores we aqam planned to combme our efforts for another successful year The out lIne of tlnIs chapter Included the followIng students as our offIcers WIllIam GIvens presIdent Mar garet VervIlle vIce presIdent Carol NIkula secre tary and Ann Ve vIlle treasurer MIss ClIff was otr advI er who came to our rescue when we w re unable to cope wIth our problems alone It was In our scphomore year when the plot of our book beaan to take on o constructwe ap p arance Vffe furst stepped Into the lImelIght by pres nttng a pep assembly for Hancock lake L nd n Iootball game latet we ventured out agaun IIT a pep assembly prIor to a basketball game Som progress was evldent for we were In Vlled to IOIIT the vartous school clubs ThIs took a great deal of consIderatIon In order to select the propeI club for our Interests Toward the end of the year we sponsored an al school party a sauate dance called CalIco Cap rs We fInIshed our ophomore year by QCISSIITQ our ekamtnahons whIch entItled us to return the followIng September as Iunlors As our IunIor year approached we l6OlIZed that a more SGVIOUS phase In our volume was befo e us We wanted our edItIon to be as out standung as those wrttten by classes of by gone years We therefore re elected WIIlI'tm GIvens as pcsldent fo he had hown GXCSQIIOIWGI for tks busy year w re John KIllmar VICE presI d nt Margaret Heafleld secr tary and Margaret VervIl'e treasurer Mr Hoffman was our able OdVIS9t In addItIon to our regular offIcers the fol lowIng students served as our councll George OIIWCIS Paul McKIe Jay Cossette Kenneth Jasberg Irma Saarl Dorothy Ruelle Quth Murtonen and Delores Ktnnunen A bIg CIGCISIOIT of thIs Important year came wIth the electIon of our class nngs We oIderefl them early to assure delwery by ChrIstInas The hIghlIght of thIs chapter was our dIOtTtCllIC COITIFIDIJIIOIT Seven Keys to Baldpate ThIs Inelo drama was under the able dlI'6CIIOlT of Mr TIbbs who wIth the followmg cast presented thIs yst ry IH our OUCIIIOVIUFIT on AprIl I5 Jan BY I 1 , 9 ' - ' V I F f . I f I . ' ' I v Q - - I . ' e ' , s ' - , s I . V . . I- ' I ' 2 I ., 9 I 1 , 2 ,, ' A , ' 5 ' . - , '. V ' . , Y . - - I Q , T v . 1 ' I I lk. . . . Y , I I'-' , I' s ' I f - - - . . . . . . ,. qualItIes of poIse and leadershlp. Hts assIstants . . . . I . , . Ii e ' , ' - '- I 2 . I Q A V I I M' I V A I f, . . I V. A '. T7 h l A . , . 1 . 2 . , . I . I - I F . . . k -I I I , , - I 'S , , , , . . -I I ' f 4' T f I 9 , I ' , , ' ' ' nz e ' ' ' ' 1 tes .-Q4,.-

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CLASS PRGPHECY lfen Jasberg smIled to hImself as he adlusted the complex dIals on the huge metal sphere In IS I boratory A physIcIsts dream at lest a reo Iry he gloated As a natter of fact t IS IS ev n bett r than I expected My word saId lIIS pal BIII Horner who had gust stopped Into the room It looks lIke a tIme machIne' Your perceptwe talents nf ver fail to amaze me Dr Jasb IQ commented dllly Vlfould you care IO come on a lIttle Iaunt with me? he In auIred a h v nlshed Into the shInIng Interlor c s go search for rocks d I as clanl Icd IITIO the ITIOCIIIITG I dont happen to be Interested IIT geology I have a much better Idea anyway Lets go back to our hlgh school days Who knows? May be wc ll land IIT Mr Rova s physIcs class Heaven help you If you cant regulate the cont ols any better than hat BIII murmured Well well set It for the I-lIgh School lawn In th year l954l and see what happens ow and off and the two men seemed to be fIoatIng t rouah space ln a mInute the actIon was com plet ly s oppea KSN was o dazed by the success of hs IITVSTTIIOIT that BIII was the first to notIce the OIIOZIIWQ change that had occurred eII I, s oute I cant ee you Vlfe e ISI I-lmm thatsodd mused Ken Oh ofcourse I know l must have made a mInor mIscalculatIon and we were brought Into the future Instead of the past We would naturally be IITVlSIblS b cause we arent In thIs IIITIG perIod yet lt makes matters more cot venIen anyway Our machIne wont be seen and to tell you the truth I was worrIed about that Remember ts exact posItIon so we can get back home Now lets go InsIde and s e the olo chool Ib stIlI the same Tlcy mounted the tops and entering the IUIICIIITQ they heard cm c Icophony of cirum and cymbals whIch could be tiaced to the band IOOITI Therr Maestio Fedeiighe was found dIrectIng hIs stud nt through a compllcated rendItIon of Ihree Bllnd MIce Tne NOISE was unbearable so they contmuca onward The elementary rooms were the nexI stop and Ann Saunders was patiently lIstenIng to he recItatIon of the second gradeIs Coc ch Dan Romberg came down the hall wIth hIs two c Ipablc cIssIstants Arnold Kemppa and Den DIS McLean Pichard Ruotsala the track coach wasnI very far b hlnd Ive got a good Idea Ken saId Lets go to th IIbrary and fInd out what the date IS These people aont look much older than th y dId last year v hcn vte vIsIted heIc O lx B ll agreed Maybe we can see what the stock auotatIons are for the future and get rIc dont thInk we can pIck up a paper or I azme Th lb I n wIlI them floatIn on the aIr and go Insane We better be careful about opening th door too until anet INACKIG tne hcoo lIb orIan turned to the card lll s They lIpped In and glanced at tnc oate on the paper BIII Sorvlsto the machIne shop Instructor wa readIng Junc IO l97O Why thwts lust tomorrow' en exclaIm d I gu ss my TIOCIWIIWG Isnt so ot after all We have to make sure to get home In tune or well be stranded ID tne future for good f re IQSUVG Im Let s make the most of the opportunty we have now an go VISIT te local points of Interest e machIne mlght not work at all anymore Youre rIght Iien saId We can look up all our classmates and see what they are doIng now Spcakmg of our old cl ISSITTOIQS theres an Inter stIng aItIcle IIT that ScIentItIc Journal on the r admg table by DI Mary Croteau I read It thIs .- ' ' ' 1 . ' A ' . H II II . . , I3 3 . .. T , . - I ., s II I I II I I II. . . I , . . 3 S . I, I I I I II I, II . i. . l I I A I l I . . A ., . A . II . I A c - t ' , - , .I 3 , I I 4III I GI I, I II II G I I .4 I . . I .A I - I' f ' ' f I s e a s . I - lst . , saI Bll he , , I , .I Is -ue' A A . ,I V , I' A ' 'I I A X. I ll I H : H I 7 . . l . I 4 I I sn, - I I II ' h. II . , II: K 1 ' - I , I i ' I nag e I rara ' see I ' g II , . I ' ' - . II e , . e . As these words were being spoken, lights flashed They watched through the window on The door I -I ' ' J ' ' I ' - I ' ' r ' , II U I ' ' - I -'Q , ' I Q I II I S A ,A , v . . I . I . . . . . A p C , . , s . . I A X . II I A H I- , . c . I II II , , KI, he oh d. se . r K '94 If S.- , - -I I1 IIIXIA ' II , II II - I ' I I' I I I ' I A I ' I ' 'IVeAll nzake lt,'l Bill fs d h' . H ', I I , I , I 9 d . . h . , 1 I Th . , ' A- ' I A T I I 2, , I 1 , A A ' ' ' I I I A - . . e it f 'sf ' ' II I F Is I I S I I . . I 6 . I, . . , , 'I ' A X, c A s e A 1 . ' ' A Agbg