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

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chattrng wrth Flmer Makr the presrdent of the company Bob Noye the vlce presrdent was drc tatrng Two letters at once to hrs secretarres Mary Ann rrckson and Delores Krnnunen A prog am was berng broadcast at The trme so Ken and Brll trp toed Into the control room Isabe'Ie Rule was srngrng songs old and new Isabelles most ardent fans are four housewrves Shrrley Anderson Wetton Clara Cantrell Shep herd Nancy Walter I-Ierrnanson and Pat Todd By e vesdropprng they learned that Paul Baronr was the manager of The local theater After leavrng the station The Two time Travel lers entered Slatterys Grocery Store Margaret I-Ieafr ld a former math Teacher was raprdly Tab ulcrtrng the customers change Three housewrves Chagnon were buyrng groceries for therr Iamrlres Bunny wa talkrng to Jean about Carol Nrkula Adelcr Bartan n Drana Puska and Lors Lehtr wrro were all marrred to toots and scattered rn vc rrou sectrons of the country As they left The burldrng they saw cr retmobrle bclonqrrg to tne Tnornton Constructron Company wwrz pc' I A manracal raugh frorn Ronald Chap man Tne drrver was left llngerrng on the arr Standrng on the street corner were two socral workers handrng out phamplets to some sarlors They were Joanne and Kay Grondrne and the serv ce men vxere Roy Hlltunen and Wrllram Nelson Walkrng down the street was Bob Norkol a skatrrrg Instructor workrng tor Fred Nuranen Harry Ruotsala Ronald Wrrtanert and Kenneth Warsa nen The co owned rrnk was located near the old I-Irllsrd I thunk rts trme to get back to the machrne sard Ken Theres a paper stand Lets buy tomorrows paper today Brll suggested They purchased the Ga? tte and read the headlrn s D Ross Texas multrmrllronarre strrk s orl for the fifth trme Some Deople have all the luck remarked Ken All I can do rs rnvent a trme machrne that doesrt work rrght Im glad rt drd send us to Hancock though sa d Brll Thrs way we drdwt have to pay get fare to see our old frrends By thrs trme they had arrived oaclf at the school lawn and were groprng for tne 'rrachrne l-'orner managed to fall through thc open door and Ken followed sunt Now how can I work thrs to get back sard Ken I rhrnk I hould set rt for a day rn the future and then well go back Into the past Its worth a try anyway The same reactrons took place rn the Trny spere and when th door was opened they were greeted by the famrlrar lookrng lab They were relreved To be rn their proper trme perrod and happy wrth memorres of therr old frrends Tort orrow sand Dr Jasberg we ll set rt for the future and we mrght land rn the past Then well go back to our hugh school days And contcrrred wrth hrs thought they settled down to therr regular pattern of lrfe - I I I - . . . . . A , S. , r' ' ' . A . - l . 1 1 I I I II . . ,I I 3 I . IA . 4 , ,. N e ,s , . , l - . . . . . . . . H 1 Q , V . I I I ' II - 51 .F ' ' , 1 'A rr . . , , ' , . 11 I T 11 , . . ,, 1 ' 1 1 ' . . 11 . . 5 , , . r . r A Q I - ' 1 ' ' . Il . . , , , l ' . Lorrcrrne Mavra, Laverne Anderson ana Jean I , . . . . . I ' ' . rr rr . . 3 l . :c e , , , , , , . H II 'I - F - . I '7 . . . . . . , . - r . r - - 1 '3 , 1 . h - I - . . s . 4 . V I ' ' ' ' . I 1 l A . , I . l I ' I E I , I . . ' . . , . ,, , , - , 5 - 5

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mormng She s a zoologIst workmg for the AmerI can Museum of Natural HISTOFY BIII remarked AnotheI scIentIst hey sald Ken I know where vue can fInd some more too Somc of the graduat s from M C M SI T are bound to be worktng over at the spac poIt Trey let he lIbrary and walked over to the mass ve structure located at the end of town Mar aare Vervulle the smIIIng FSCSPIIOUISI looked very surpnsed when she saw the doors swIng open and nooody enter She shrugged her shoulders and w llfed over to talk to Irma Saarl and MIrIam RIutta the wo effIcIent stenographers The ad venturer fIl d through a IabyrInth of corrldors and rlved at th buIldIng slte for a new shlp wnIch was to tavel to Mars There tney found three engIneers In a heated argument concerntng tne shor est oute the shlp would follow Paul Mc KIe was the fIrs to waIk away but James Herman s n and George Otnas contInued the altercatlon BII and Ken knew It was hopeless to WOII any longer so they resumed theIr Iourrtey through the buIlaIng past Jay Cassette and John Herres who wan ed to know where to put the load of coal they had brought from CharIIe Arens coal dock down INTO the machlne shop The foremen there were Paul Toutant WIllIam VeIbanac and WIIIIam Lahtu These men recetved theIr traInIng early under the guIdance of Mr Hoffman Th IS the end of buIIdIng How about QOIHQ to thc nt dncal center? Its near here suggested Uoot thelr arrIval at the hospItal they saw a cluste oI nurses talkIng ID the maIn hall Among these nurses they recognlzed Donna Nelson Ruth Mala Nancy Kahler Ruth tvturtonen and LIda CIOIV6 LeBlanc Then an authoratatlve VOICE rever berated hroughouttfe halls Nurse nursel Those g rls dre always dIsappearIng Doctor Norbert V rvIIle the resIdent physIcIan loomed IDIO VIEW wIth two members of the Waves Nurse Corps accompoIIyIng hIm The good doctor wanted a nurse to show the two Waves Barbara Roma and Laverr e Ka through the hospItaI ThIs IS C stroke of luck Ken whIspered Lets f3IIoIv them They were escorted fIrst to the lab where medIcaI technologIst Ann Vervnlle was Innoculatmg guInea pIgs wIth a new bacterIal serum he next stop was thc chIldrens ward supervIsed by Dorothy Ruelle Joan PardInI and SheIIa RIchards They left theIr gulde when they saw an enorm us crowd gomg In the opposIte dIrec Ion Bemg InvIsIblc had an advantage In thIs case and they gaIned admuttance Into the room wnere the crowd was the thIckest Much to tl eIr amazement they saw John KIIImar propped up In the b d He had Inlured hIs valuaole pItchIr'g arm In sprIng trammg at the New York Yankees FIorIda camp He had a personal secretary brIngIng hIs fan mall and a prIvate nurse openIng the envelopes whlle he passed out autographed pIctures of hImseIf Ive go an Idea BIII People can stIIl hear us Lets us the telephone O K Well fInd a secluded spot and look In the yellow pages to see If any of our classmates have theIr own DUSIDESS concerns The two men left the buIdIng and entered Ge-mIgnanIs res taura tt In the hopes of usIng a phone Mary the proprIetor vas watchIng her two best WOIIFGSSSS Rose McIrIe LIn and Janet WaIsanen servIng the customers The feature Item on the menu was Darrell Peryams bakery whtch IS consrdered a gourmets delIght The flFSl number they found was that of Marshall Stern a lawyer The tele phone ape ator who took the call was Lenore Lmdstrom Unfortunately Marshall was busy makung plans for a btg party he was cIttendIng at Mary DcI'e s Mary IS the local SOCIOIIIIS As they s arched through the pages they saw the ads of Francts Cuff the mortIcIan Judy Kestls super market and a full page ad whIch read WIIIIam Owens ertfIed publuc accountant specIaIIst In IITCOITIE' tax statements As they left Germgnanl s they stepped to one sude o GVOId bumpmg INTO Ronald VervIlle Don D DPIS and Gerry rrenette three Detrout Red Wtng stars Nhc wer enterIng the door They walked down tIIe street past Santorls Gas Statxon run by tvtanlyn Coppo and over to the COFDSI Drug StoIe operated by Bruce Ponga A IIttIe farther dowr' was the T V SICIIIOIT where they made theIr next stor Mcrgery Lang the receptIonIst was 27 . I - , . 1- I I II . . II . II , I A I I - I ' 1 I , . . Q I ' . II fs ' ' ' V D ' U . y. . . . . I , 'I L ' I I I , I . . . I ' I . - I . A . . . . V I , r 1 . . I , . G X I - . L . , 1 I - - . . . . . ., 5 9 - . OI' 5 - - I . Y I . ' ' II I 5 . -. . ' ' ' I I - . , II I . - 9 ., I . . , , I , . .X . . I - II I . V ' I . . C . . . I . r , . . . II I . - - .I . . ., I I - . I, , , , I . , 1 . . . ' I I' I - 1 . . I . . Q , ., , I , . Il ' . . - , . I- II . . . . . I IS . 1 Q . , II . . , V - I ' . . . ' , . . . I . . i S 1 xr I . . . . ., -' ' I I I . II . . 1 I I I . , , - ' , .. I , . - - . II . , , II L I I . t , , . . ., . I , . II i c . , . . . . I . . . . . ' I Is , . , , . I- - - P . , 1 - I I '- 9 ' . I ., . - I I -I I . . ' X I I f II, , I . II . . II . , - - I , . I I. . I ,, X , ' . . . I ' . - J. , ,

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CLASS WILL We the omnupresent omnupotent ard om nuscuent class of I954 havung no defucuencues un our munds and bodues do hereby on passung from thus noble unstututuon whuch under our unfluence attaun d the acme of excellence and our servuces beung needed un stull hugher realms make thus our Last Wul' and Testament To the faculty we leave the memory of our esteemed class To the Junuors we leave the success that comes to Senuors uneverythung they do To the Sophomores the wuse morons 1 we leave our super untellugence To the Fueshmen we leave our excess supply of brownue pounts To start the ball uollung I Laverne Anderson lcave the art of keepu tg quuet when there s nothung to say to Jack Fountaun I Mary Ann Erickson leave my Shorthand abuluty to Aluce Mutter Keep practucung All Because thus us a very specual occasuon I Dennus McLean am about to leave somethung very dear to me My affectuon for 3rd hour Englush I bestow upon Juucer Lahtu We Ruth Murtonen and Janet McKue leave to next years Home Ec class our love for the art of sewung I Carol Nukula leave my love for arguung to my su rer Janet Stuck up for your rughts Janl We Shurley Wetton Clara Shepherd and Nancy I-lermanson leave our posutuons as house wuves to Carol Hockung I Marulyn Coppo leave my dependabuluty to Judy Mason My love for Ed I take wuth me I Jay Cassette wuth a wolfush gleam un my eye I ave my role as the Senuor Class Casanova to Doug Lehto Keep em happy Doug I Mary Gemugnanu take everythung wuth me uncludung my love for Tootvulle We Luda Claure LeBlanc and Lorraune Mayra wll to Mary Glanvulle our posutuons as Senuor Studert Lubraruans Carry on the good work Mary' After much urgung and persuasuon by the Senuor gurls I Don Ross reluctantly leave the fuzz on mf chun to Harold Haapala Im a bug boy now au d Ive graduated to a beard I Bull Cuvens leave my abuluty as a Bug Tume Operator to Tex Games I Laverne Karu leave my never dyung sense of humor and wonderful guggle to any up and comung uuuderclassman whose vocal chords can take ut Before my face get too red I Charles Arens must hurry to leave my blush to Muchael O Neull My druvung abuluty I take wuth me I Harry Ruotsala leave my fruendly smule to C rl Duxon I Arnold Kemppa leave my undytng love for good ol H C H to Scott Duckson After havung been the uoy of my class for four years I John Krllmar leave to all you underclass men a box of Ifleenex so that you can wupe away the tears you wull shed when I leave I Roy Hultunen better known as Hultue am wullung tc leave behund anythung To Ann Sage I Janet Wausanen leave my dumple Smale pretty Ann' I Robert Norkol leave my bashfulness wuth gurus to ny brother Alden I Rose Marue Lunla leave my pleasing ds posutuon and dreamy manner to Vurgunua Jokunen I Mary Dale standung on Duana Puskas shoulder so you can see me am speaking for both of us Afuer careful consudeartuon we have decuded to leave our gugantuc stature to Davud Muckelsen W Ron Wuutanen and Bull Nelson Mutt and Jeff espectuvely leave our heights to Calonetta Conway and Margue Cuff I Paul Touuant take everythung wuth ne un cludung my love for a certaun sophomore gurl I Isabella Rule leave my guutar to Marlene Comma Keep strummung Marlene I Ruth Maku leave my co ope atuve spurut to Norbert Smuth Oh gurls I Oeora Ounas am about to make my wull To Jum Kosku I leave my ways as a ladues man Be nuce to th ladues Jum My feet are kullung me and I need a rest so I Ann Saunders wull my spot behund the pop corn machine to Mary Lou Dover Thats one Colonel you can t flurt wuth Mary Lou' I Mary Croteau leave my uob as vendette to any gurl that can stand the Saturday Matunees Cluckety Clock Whoa' I Darrell Peryam leave my uob at Ernues Bakery to anyone wuth a sweet tooth My love for horses I thunk I wull keep I Paul McKue leave 'ny abuluty at sarcasm to Gert Nucolas VVe Wuuluam Verbanac and Elmer Maku leave our quu t ways to John Horner Put them to good ue ohn I Dorothy Ruelle leave my short walk home at noon to anyone who Iukes to lusten to Second Chance I Bob Noye bequeath my uob at the rserredge 29 . . . , . 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . . . N . A , L1 . Q . . V 1 1 ' 1 . . . . , , , , . . . . I V . 1 1 1 ' . X , . . . . 11 . . 11 - 1 1 11 . 11. . . . . I - , ' . - 1 1 1 A . C . I . ..1. , . 11 . . 11 . . . , , - . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - s ' I . 1 1 ' . . . , 1 1 1 1 . , . V , ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 11 . 11 . .. . fs 1 L, I 1 ' 1 -I 1 ' 1 I . . L . . 1 . - 1 1 I 1 1 1 c ' c U 1 - 1 - . .- , , . . . ' . 1' 1 1 1 . . . . Q Q . 1 1 - 1 ,V 1 f . . . , . . . . , . Q . . 1 ' 1 - v 1 - rs 1 -4 1 , . . . V , X . , , . . . . . , 1 1 - . . 11 . 11 , . . . , . ', - 1 , 1 1 I , . . 1 ' u . C , . . , , 11 , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' m . u 1 - . I . ... . I .1 . . '- u . 1 f 1 . . . . 11 , . . , . . Q , , .. V . 11 11 11 . s J . ,. , . 1 1 1 1 ' s., . 1, c -' 1 1 1 1 1