Harbor Beach High School - Beacon Yearbook (Harbor Beach, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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X 1 Q ff I 1 H7 V X XXL ,f I W Hi LL ' I 'l fu i N -60 ff N A' 1 . XX Z , ,K Qlxvff X-kgxfi I ! 5 grim ,bi Z T .,-. fl f f' , f YY ' 1 fu X ff f f f , I A f'V ff f X X X f X F 1 XR- X gxiiyii fffdffwf Gy! 7iZ4WV?! 0. X0 ,W 7 SEATED: Dick Dickinson, Mary Ann Dean, Lorraine Pranke, Marilyn Hanselman, Bill Sandmann, Donna Cummings, Marjorie Mihlethaler, Frances McElmurry, ,rll'ffl i I Marilyn Nuechterlein, Esther Will, Carol True, Nell Ritchie, Rosalie Fealko, Ann Bunting, Carol Learman, Annette Vernon, Mary Jean Sandmann, Jerry Duncanson, Margery Williams. STANDING: Mona Mathewson, Mary Landenberg, Peggy Arntz, J, I X 'I X I ffl ' , 1 Q1 H Shirley Tageson, Leila Harwood, Susan Hagedon, Bruce Hagedon, Dale David, Tony Sawielski, John Donaldson, Melicent Zayac. NOT IN PICTURE: Dick Purdy, X: GN JM ff!! JH J Nellis Frayer, Iva Hazel, Jenny Sliz, Larry Harwood. Nfl' fjknyx EDITOR: Dick Purdy Jr. Assistants: GROUP PICTURES: Carol Learman ASSISTANT EDITOR: Rosalie Fealko BUSINESS MANAGER: Carol Tnie SUBSCRIPTIONS 1 Margery Williams Esther Will Frances Mc Elmurry Charles Robertson Bill Sandmann ADVERTISING: Mary Ann Dean Marilyn Hanselman Mona Mathewson Annette Vernon Jennie Sliz ART: Bill Sandmann Nell Ritchie Peggy Arntz Ann Bunting Marjorie Beth Mihlethaler SNAPSHOTS: Jerry Duncanson Leila Harwood Shirley Tageson John Donaldson ATHLETICS: Bruce Hagedon Dick Dickinson Jr. Assistantsg Marilyn Nuechterlein Dale David Melicent Zayac Donna Cummings Jeanie Sandmann FACULTY ADVlSORg Robert Riedel Mrs. Catherine Bestrom Compliments of HURON HI SPEED COMPANY DUNCAN MCKICI-IAN, Bad Axe, Mich. 3 School days school days lf we but only knew The happ1est days of all our l1fe Are the ones we spend wxth you School days school days May thms Beacon help renew Acqualntances we had wh1le there And help us to TSVICW Those school days school days Wlth all our acts recorded In thls copy of the Beacon May you feelyour work s rewarded FOREWORD I fbLe,hWLuL QbK?m 7Z o5 u Qc6 4qA7JL - af- Www A ':-q7a7Mm 'f+wQa -Ke4.f,0-fm..,,,4, '-98 Q'-4. MZ fafyffAmfM htgwtiggw 1 42,95 -4-U-bwqa 2 '-1--1.49 QL MWQMW WM J 9-ww 4mL,,gQab Lwqqxww ML? yfwv vnwqg :aw Lumen Q,.LT,:5lM-+1 t H'Zn 'MM N V? 44gp4MM J 'Egg' 4'-JLQW5 14 Th1S page sponsored by RALPH M. ZELLMAN, D D. S 4, y,V VI v ff ,K 6 ' 4 X-. ,H - .J , 1 41... W . '62 ' ' ' J , . N g, . 'vw 764 A , . ' . ' 4' ' ' 1 , I 'Q- . j 9 -HL , . J J f , , J ' ' Q11-as ' ' , .Jay ' . J ' Q., ,W 1 QQ-H3 ' . J' 'F-0-u, BGARD OF EDUCATION Mr NorrnanW Harwood Pres1dent 'gi f' 'P-X if geifg 6 Mr George Wruble Mr Floyd Kamp V1ce presldent Treasurer Mr Nelson Clor Mr Ne1l M Coulston Secretary Trustee We w1sh to express deep apprec1at1on to these f1ve men who g1ve the1r t1me so w1ll1ng1y that we mxght have a school and equ1pment of wh1ch we can be exceeduagly proud We know then' Job 1S not an easy one Even the w1se old owl would f1nd dxf f1culty 1n sat1sfy1ng everyone gettlng all the equ1pment necessary pay1ng teachers an adequate salary and st1l1 keep w1th1n the school budget It takes lots of corn- munity spirit to be willing to undertake the task Thanks for the fine job you are doing Compliments of Dr E J Kosanke MRS CATHERINE BESTROM A B Mac Murray College M A State Unrversxty of Iowa Typlng, Shorthand Bookkeeplng Annual Sponsor Cheer leader Sponsor Co Sponsor Senror Class MRS FRANCES COOK A B Unlversxry ofM1ch1gan Englrsh Lrbranan Co Sponsor Sophomore Class MRS VIVIAN HARWOOD B S Ohro State Unrversrty l-lomemakrng Cafeterra Super vrsor Co Sponsor Freshman Class Advlsor Future Home makers of Amerlca MR ROBERT MIDDLETON B S Mrchlgan StateCollege VeteransOn The Farm Tra1n mg Program MR ANTHONY W RHODES B S and M A Mrchrgan State College Phys1calEducat1on Hrstory Coach of Football Basketball Baseball MR L L RICHARDS A B Alma College Economrcs World Hrstory Government Brology Co Sponsor Sophomore Class Asst Basketball Coach MR. HARRY C ROBERTS A B Western Mrchrgan College of Educatlon lndustr1alArts Chemlstry Co Sponsor Freshman Class MRS MILDREDI STEVENS B S Ohro State Unrversrty Mathematrcs MRS ELLEN SULLIVAN B A Mrchlgan State College Englrsh Laun Supervrsor School Newspaper Play Drrector Latm Club Sponsor Co Sponsor Jumor Class MR. ALFRED VAN DAME B S Mrchrgan State College Agrxculture Farm Shop Advrsor Future Farmers of Amer1ca,Co Sponsor Jun1orClas wwss rr-fi5?: FACULTY Corrxphments of CORNER DRUG and JEWELRY STORE , ' ,ab .. ' 'D 1 : 2- J: 'Jn Wy 'Q f-'Q-L If MRS MURIEL ENGLE Mtch State Normal Frfth Grade MRS BLANCHE ETZLER Mrch State Normal Erghth Grade MRS FRANCES GAINOR Central Mrchrgan College of Educatron Second Grade MRS MABE RAMSEY Mrch State Normal Fourth Grade MRS CATHERINE ROBINSON S Mrch State Normal Sxxth Grade MISS LUCILLE ROWE B S Mrch State Normal Kmdergarten MISS LOUISE SCHUMACHER entral Mrchxgan College of Educatlon Frrst Grade MISS GERTRUDE SCOTT Mrchrgan State Normal Musrc and Art rn Kdg 8 I-hgh School Glee Clubs MISS ANTIONET TE WEATHERHEAD FAC ULTV Complrments of I-IURON MILLING COMPANY Mrch State Normal Thrrd Grade MRS ELNORA WINKEL Central Mrchlgan College of Educatlon Seventh Grade an Grade Prmclpal C27 Velma Will, one of last ear's seniors is rov- Y ing her training and a- bility by doing a very good job as Office Sec- retary this year. Each member of the Typing II-Office Practice Class gets some practical experience by working with the Office Secre- tary one period every other day. They get practice in typing, filing, duplicating, and on the adding machine. In the spring all students who have done average or above average work are placed in On-The-Job training with various business men in the city. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Sawielski, Aileen Anderson, Norma English, Verna Sawielski, Ann Bunting. SECOND ROW: Margaret Toppin, Mona Mathewson, Susan Haqedon, Marilyn Hanselman, Donna Cum- mings. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kelly, Annette Vernon, Mary Landenburg, Iva Hazel, Norma Arntz, Nellie Frayer, Frances McElmurry, Carol True. Compliments of MCTAGGART- HOFFMAN Port Huron, Mich. OFFICE SECRETARY OFFICE STAFF we? 'T'L,1' Oxaebed' HOOYS 'Q Edgar Brown and Fred Scltz an work on kngthe thefurnace. Qu. Stiiig JANITORS Joe Sanner and Bill Robertson at their house cleaning. r siax ihe Diehl. AO BUS DRIVERS Our fleet of five Dale Pangman Fred Seltz, Burton Ramsey Frank Barclay Fred ,o . gb 56 99' ' 1 - 'nib 10 6,0 O ' p gl,,,'- JQ-fbq- 1 Y 'lg ' sf, A '. U ':::,.v-Qlbgv ,-V ,. JA Best wishes for success. YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER 'S CLHSSES Harwood Student Counctl Rep Treasurer MaryAnnDean,StudentCounc11Rep JerryDuncanson dent Carol True Sponsor EQUIPMENT Secretary Carol Learrnan, Vlce Pres: ts of I-IURON FARM and HOME Mrs Ca thenne Bestrom C ompltmen SEHIUHS R E Edgerton Presldent Doug LEFT Sponsor 'wir Rosahe Fealko 'L'- T-'17 Q-J' -4' 'TW SENIORS AILEEN DORIS ANDERSON Cafucrla Staff 3 4 'NIORXIA JEAIN ARINTZ. Glee Club uartetz 3 4 Harbor L1ghLStaff 4 Cafeterra Staff3 I 2 3 4 Nlrxed Chorus! 2 3 4 Double Q ALICE LEONA BRALDOW G1eeC1ub4 F H A 4 ANIIN BUNTING Glue Club I 2 3 4 P18Il1SI Boys Glee Club and Double Quartu 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Latrn Club I 2 3 HarborL l lglt Staff4 Annual 4 uxrls Physical Educatron 3 Band I 2 3 4 Q cral Glee Club Group 3 4 DONNA CUXINIINGS Glce Club 1 2 3 4 Band ua 4 pecral Glee Club Group 3 4 l234L8lll'1ClUbI234Allll1S DALE DAVID Football! 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 Annua14 XIARH ANN DEAN Glee Club I 2 3 4 Xlrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Laun Club 2 3 Jumor Play Treasurer 4 Annual4 Bandl 2 3 O' Th1S Page Sponggred by HAVER'S SUPER MARKET M IA M ..J.- I Jf s.. ' N, Que! . V, QQ: ' v X 'W Nik 4 A A X ,S H X., . '- if ' ax N ' X J A , , A A A A 3 f ' ' . A A Y V I I I S' I I 9 I 5 l I I V s ' . 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Football 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 NELLIE ANN FRAYER Glee Club I 2 3 4 lylrxed Chorusz 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Spec1alGroup for Glee Club 3 4 sec Treas 2 Clreerleader4 Cafeteua Staff3 Phys Ed 3 4 Annual SIaff4 ARLENE GERSTENSCHLAGER Glee Club 3 4 Vrce Prestdenr 2 Junror Play F H A 3 4 Journal1sm4 Cafererra Y 'KV X Complrments of FEALKO S ROLLER RINK and B B SCOTT if 3'9 . V A V , 3. , 1' . , , : , : ' : ' , : . . . . 2 I . . . 1 ' 'S ' I: 2 - , : : , : ' 'sl ' 's ' : - . . . 2 ' , 1 . ' : ' f : : ' 9 ,' : , : I I I I I I i E I ' Vx , egfilf 3. GLENN FORSTNER ---. I ig . . . . - ,XL-'E xb I I I I ' I I I V I I ' ,T 4 I . x 'QQ I I I : ' I I : I I I : A . 9' .- . 1 : ' : j . . , : . , : A - ' : ' 'z . . . . : ' : ' 3.4- I Q . K f' x A Q. is x v K X l A I - I ff ' XB ' '53 1 4 . I. ,F I I 0 u '34 'Na MN 'Q'- BRUCE IAY HAGEDON Football 1,2,3 4 Basktball 1,2,3,4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track 3 Annual Slaff4 SUSAN HAGEDON I-,,, MARILYN HANSELMAN for Glee Club 4 Cafetena Staff 3 DOUG HARWOOD Pres1dent4 Treasurer 3 LARRY H HARWOOD Secretary Treasurer I F F A 3 Track 3 LEILA HARWOOD Cheerleader l,2,3 Glrls Phys1calEducat1on 3 Band I 2,3 Annual Staff4 Glee Club I,2,3 4 Phys1calEducat1on 3 Annual Staff4 F H A 3 Specral Group Football I,2,3 4 Basketball I,2,3,4 Baseba1l4 Junxor Play Senlor Play Track 3 Glee Club I 2,3 4 Annual Staff4 Cafeterra Staff 3 4 srmoas F H A 4 Cafeterxa Staff 3 4 Annual Staff Thrs page sponsored by L A TALASKI, and HEARSCH STUDIO, Bad Axe, Ford Dealer M1Ch f 1 'se , Q I -. , I fri L55 A' fr Y ' nf' X' 1 A A XJ 4 1' Lf? ' - Q kj S, : I' U ' : 1 . . . : ' a a 3 3 ' a - 1' 3 5 JV4 33, no V JT .Z VV K N 1 . ,V-, V' an 'N' ini' 'hw RICHARD HOLBERT Football I 3 4 Basketball I,2,3 Baseball I,2,3 Iumor Play MARY ALICE LANDENBERG Journallsm 3,4 Annual Staff 4 CAROL LEARMAN Student Councxl I Pres1dent 2 Secretary4 Glee Club I 2,3 4 Semor Play F H A 3 Latln Club 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Student Duector for Jumor Play Cafetena Staff MONA LOU MATHEWSON Glee Club 1,2 3 4 Physxcal Educatlon 3 Annual Staff4 1 'f 1 FRAN MCELMURRY StudentCouncI1 I G1eeClub I 2 PIanIst3 4 Mtxed ChorusI 2 3 4 Doub1eQuar Cafetena Staff 3 MARGIE BETH MIHLETHALER Glee Club 1,2 3 4 Physxcal Educat1on 3 Jumor Play Semor Play Annual Staff 4 LORRAINE PRANKE I R Phys1calEducat.1on 3 Llbrary Staff4 Harbor Llght staff 4 Annual staff 4 Semor Play F H A 4 Glee Club 2,3 4 Tlus page sponsored by MIHLETHALER COMPANY 17 ' eww . , 2 : : ' . 3- X, , I ter 2,3,4g Harbor Light SI8ff4:' A,nnuaIStalf Library Staff zy, 3:42 Band 1,2, 3, 45 J , . : ' ' : ' : ' s . : . . . : , . rl A A'-,Et 4 3 . 3 A A X. R A x I 18 g,W DICK PURDY Basketball 1 PATSY REICI-IE Trans from Mrnden Crty 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2 Presrdent 2 3 Treas urer 1 Cavalcade 2 Play 3 ROBERT RIEDEL F A CHARLES ROBERTSON Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 MARY JEAN SANDMANN Trans from Orland Park 4 Cheerleader 3 Class Treasurer 3 Orchestra 3 Dance Instructor 3 Glee Club 1 2,3 4 Dramatrcs Club 1 2 Semor Play BILL SANDMANN Trans from Orland Park4 Art Edrtor QNewspaperJ 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Football 3 Glee Club! Track I Wrestlrng I sim oas Glee Club I,2,3,4. Cafeterla Staff 4. Mlxed Chorus 3, F.H.A. 4, Usher Ir, and Sr. Play. Compllments of CURRIE JEWELRY and SANDMANN'S GROCERY Q? A Q, L, 33 r f i l : C ' , ds, X . ' ' : . . 3 z ' . 9 - S 7 E F. . . 3.4. I I I J U I I Q I O ' . 2 : : : : , , 2 ' . : ' . . : ' . 2 z : : : ' . 1 nv' TONY SAWELSKI Football 2 3 4 Baseball I 2,3 4 F F A 3 Semor Play Annual4 VERNA SAWIELSKI Trans from Mmden Crty 3 Dramatrcs Class 2 Basketballz Physrcal Educauon Usher for Plays 3 4 Treasurer 2 Dramatrc Class Play 2 IENNIE SLIZ Trans from Mrnden Crty 3 Phys1calEducat1on 1,2 Presrdent 1 HOWARD STEINBACH Baseball I,2,3 Student Counc113 F F A 3 4 SHIRLEY TAGESON Senror Play 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Phys1calEducat1on I Annual Staff 4 CAROL TRUE Glee Club I 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Double Quartette 2,3 4 Speclal Group for Glee Club 3 4 Harbor L1ght Staff 3 4 Plays 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Annual Staff4 Bandr 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 3,4 Cafeterla Staff 3 Jumor Play 3 Annual Staff 4 2 Th1s page sponsored by WILSON PHOTOGRAPHERS and CORBISHLILY S Bad Axe, M1ch1gan ESTHER MARIE WILL Glee Club 1 2 Iournalrsm 3 4 Annual Staff4 MARGERY ANN WILLIAMS Glee Club I 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 4 Annual Staff4 Play 3 Specral Group for Glee Club 3 4 Student Dxrector for Semor Play 4 KEN W WINKEL BILLY WINN Transferred fromEastern Hrgh School Detrort 4 Presrdent I Football 2 4 Track 2 Basketball I Baseball I Swlmmlng 2 CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose SE N I S CLASS MOTTO Lost t1me 1S never found K I fox' if ff-Q no-amaf!q!, fb 'f7': X fx 3115 3:3 Q Q Q3 E34 If AI as Wm'11 lllfiqm go J gb, ff 9 4 F X WEN' 1 MASQ 1? A R.-'RX Complrments of HUDSON MOTOR SALES AND GRAI-IAM'S JEWELRY STORE Bad Axe Mlchrgan ' 5 . ' : . -Qc A V' . o u s 5 4 o 0 F 5 3 ' , S ' l . ' , ' : ' s . : : : : ' ' . 4-5 dl 's E iv AVINQQIIP VR F F -K g l uarlxmflzwuunlummrmu numn vg,,,,,,, ,mmmlm ' u ,,,, 3-t r. f 5 fr V funn: KW! I 1 1 H Wm nnnmlrrrfwrrffrnw,,,,,,,,,,,j5,Mu 4 S 0 Q J . :nl .,. 5 L t ' Q' , 1 ,gc JEL- e ff b M I as V Q X is E M A h I H' Q ' o I V N 0 Y -U 'Q 3 i-- o V -l X lf L- -L' qs., ,f f X94 M ffl L 3 I .LQ 1 v K f R 24 1,575 X '.. . M- My -f L- A S' ' fe . -E l f ' 3 5 4 Q ,V 44, Lk 2 2 In LX ff , ,N , x , 4 31- 3 N3-3 , , I 7 ' - ow pt MXDNXGHT l U? X HQNCE' Coca ..... . Pat Reiche Sandra the Great . . , . Carol True Rufus Nichols . , , Doug Harwood Mrs, Morris . , Margie Williams Jean Morris, . . . .Annette Vernon Nora Holt , , Margorie Mihlethaler Lisa Mathews . . . .Mary Ann Dean Mr, Dingle. . .... Glenn Forstner Annie . . . Arlene Gerstenschlager Dusty Lane . . . . . Jerry Duncanson Walton J. Haynes. . , , Dick Dickinson Professor Binks. . . . , , . . Johnny Donaldson Mike. . . . . . . , . . , , Dick Holbert Directed by Miss Trudy Lothian Compliments of LEONARD A. DeFRAIN'S INSURANCE AGENCY ZZ THE Anii' JUNXO R YJLAY 'Y X iff!! I J-HCP xi lm Compliments of MUSCOTT 'S MEN'S W1-:AR and WESI.,EY'S LADIES' READY TO WEAR 23 '9 '53 4 ji' 4,-w'F km? SENIOR ' BX, DAYS v-v---.-.-8... han J-N '--Q....,, ..,,t.Q5-l 'Q-Q... Q,,. 7VcfnJ a.-22,7 0 'l is 7774-,Mu wfwmf mam 491 we lx. 3' L. fffbf ' Liv N ,g4Ld yd 14,121 8460456 4 . lv Q iw 7 wrfuv- A , K 3. . .V I -.N A... ...hr ' 1 ' Compliments of COWIE'S DAIRY and FRED DIEHL ., , agwifx 37: Q 'Mm ,WE TVA' M631 'fa-Lqxrh dxbvgd s 77.512 X! JH!!! Middx 5,5710 26 f Conoratulations to Seniors of 1951 THE DETROIT EDISON CO and REID REXALL DRUG CO. Bad Axe LEFT: Co-sponsors--Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. Van Dame, Treasurer--Don Cleland, Student Council Reps.--Jack Scott, Norma English, Vice Pres.--Bill Learman, President--Marilyn Nuechterlein, Secretary--Iris Will. JUNIORST On October 7, 1950, the Juniors began their activities for the year by having a bake sale. This project took place at Mihle - thaler's Store during the hours of one and four p. m. For October 9, we planned a wiener roast. All day it rained and we were quite con- cerned over the thought of postponing our roast. Although it was raining in the eve- ning, we had the roast at Wagner's park. A Blue Jean Jamboree took place in our school cafeteria November 10. The pro- gram consisted of square dancing, modern dancing, and cake walks. Refreshments included sandwiches and pop. The Junior Carnival, which had been a yearly event, was not held this year. Our class had candy sales, sold refresh- ments during the games, had roller skat- ing parties, and our Junior play during the second semester. The climax of a season full of events ended withthe Junior-Senior Reception and J-Hop. This page sponsored by THUMB MOTOR gl EQUIPMENT SALES, Bad Axe, and JOHN C. NEEB A 4: y.. x ... Nha' F 336. xx 355. Q3 ,pf 'Q 'vim 'kv Qs lf. -Q., Q 5 I 'Qt' JUNIDRS lleen Arntz Peggy Arntz Shlrley Arntz Mack Bell Clarence Boldt Betty Burley Don Cleland Shxrley Eggert Gerald Ehdenberger E11een Etzel Sharon Fedd1ck Gerald Gelger Joyce Gerstenschlager Bertha Greaves Charles Hagedon Susan Hops on R Arch1e Hurren Don Landenberg Nancy Learman B111 Learman Mar1 e Lemans k1 Allen Mart1n f- J111 Mluer Gordon Morrls on Anna Neal Mar1lyn Nuechterlem Carlton Rmk Nell R1tCh16 JUNIORS Jack Scott Marlene Scott Shri: Seltz Margaret T oppin Phyllis Vernon Iris Will Patsy Wohlford Eleanor Wrubel Melicent Zayac -'Qs W f 1 PICTLRES NOT AVAILABLE FUR -XllQnArPd lx I nu Armz Norma Enbhh If d o n an Ian 1 mg an IM C Schlabach Jack Schubel B11 L I Comphments of KEN RAMSEY SUNOCO SERVICE and WM. KIRSTEN and SON LEFT: Co-sponsor--Mr. Richards: President--Mary Lou Richards: Vice Pres.--Edna Lemanski: Student Council Reps.--Marilyn Brown, Donna Popour Qnot in pictureyg Secretary--Dorothy Putzig Cleft, replaced by Betty Iselerjg Treasurer--Tim Andrewsg Co-sponsor--Mrs. Cook. SOP!-IOMORES The Sophomore class numbers 54. They held a Soc Hop on October 2.7 which was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed. For - eign students from MichiganState College who were visiting us that weekend entered into the fun by also dancing in their stock- ing feet. A Roller Skating Party, held on November 17, was enjoyed by all in spite of a few falls. The Sophomores found that their horne- made candy was in great demand at a sale held on noon on December 19. School Rings arrived just before Christ- mas so most of the sophomores bought themselves rings as Christmas presents. Compliments of HURON PRIDE ICE CREAM and PONTIAC SALES, Bad Axe, Michigan Mr Rxchards on B f1eld trlp Three Sophs 1n Geo class Q: 45 1olo0y metry qi 'X SOPHOMORES 450- can IX gc ,A 'Wig -er, 9 5 W fax .ff rw 7' 35: 73 asf A C f 8 f. 9 7 s S, 4, X WT' 3 B 'Rie- if 71. K-2 Tlm Andrews Shlrley Barbara Arntz Herman Behnke lx r1l5n Armstead Brown Lee Dax1d Marle Deegan Bob D1ck1nson ette Gomwecha Jean Ilene Gomwmha Don Harwood Sally Hurren Verda Hurren Bett Iseler Pats y K1 ttendorf Dor othy Krueoer Ralph Landenberg Earl Learman Edna Lemanski Allen Long Bob MacDougal1 Arlene Mathews on ' h ws Darlene Mat Q Mary Ellen Mattie Norma Miller OH C Bob Panfrman Exerald P1otter Donna Popour Glade Pmtchctt Dorlne Redcl1cl1ffc Je in Re1d Davld Rlchards Joan Lou Rxchards Mar Lou Ihchards Ar a lack Robertson I awrcnce Robumson Harold Rolunson Frances Sandmann Rlchard Schmaltz .Iudg Schaxe Bermce Schm1dt Howard Seltz Jean Van Erkel Bettx Mells lNa1da X 1ll Stuart Yourm 'Xldrxd Z1nger Compllments of VK ACINER ICE and GR AVEL, SERVICE Q- 1 Us Ron Sophomore girls in style review. As a freshman PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR Sylvxa L a c k ow s k 1 Leon Plotter Lloyd Schumacher W ford Ted Hou SOPHOMDRES 4? Cb ral! fb' Q- Qi Jinx UWC: Ln- I 950. Q- 'UF '- I alter Wool V? fi fe? 4 4.. m' LEFT: Co-sponsor--Mrs. Harwood, Treasurer--Mary Ann Toppin, President--Orville Liedke, StudentCounci1 Reps. --Jean Schubel, Judy Laumer, Co-sponsor--Mr. Roberts, Vice Pres.--Sharon Wick, Secretary--Sandra Wood. FRESHMEN The Freshman class is the largest in the history of the Harbor Beach Community School with a membership of 75. They proved themselves good sports when the seniors initiated them. They wore funny clothes and acted as stooges for the sen- iors. That night the seniors entertained them at an all-schoolparty where every- one had a wonderful time. In November the Freshmen held a home- made cand y sale. They gave a Roller Skating Party on January 23. The Freshman class is not only high in quantitybutalsoquality. They have led all semesterin having the highest percentage of their class on the honor roll. They con- tributed members to the football and basketball teams and are taking an active part in other extra-curricular activities. Compliments of COTTAGE FARM DAIRY 5 QQ? if 6 if Kathleen Arntz Shirley Balcer Jerry Binkle Kenneth Both Elaine Burkhardt Emilie Burkhardt PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: William Brazier Edward Drewes, Frances Lackowski Jack Landenberg, George Lovejoy, Betty Ne mitz Fred Perlick Roland Burley Charles Burzlaff Gilbert Davis Larry Dickinson Bill Dieke Orville Eggert Russell Eidenberger Margaret Elliott Richard Geiger Donna Gerstenschlager Earl Ginther Ilene Ginther Don Hanselman Eilene Hazel Richard Hopson Judy Howard Barbara Iseler Jim Iseler Mary Janssen - Bob Jeffers. Lavern Kaufman Paul Killing Boyd Kittendorf Lorraine Krueger Compliments of JAKE ISELER SERVICE STATION 'is lf!! 'K' nails Kenneth Landenberg Judy Lautner Q orviue Liedke Q Q A W' I Qs xr, - b 4 R .rp Winona Liedke A Thelma Young A 3+ E Q Margery Mackowski cf- Q , p - I 'i S X ,. 1 255' Ss, i S '1 M PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: Don Pey erk, Ray Sawielski, Edward Schave, Lewis if f-is S S 'rr '-'Sl -if f 11 ' X M, ,, yi w C R fn 6-. lg R Rl 4 R . or-' S 2. . 9' - lx All of if fi' ,af is A XX-Nl 11 X 1 l X A' Q 5- A 7 . Z 2 was 5 Q I 'QKQQN i I Q- Fl 49 Slavick, Calvin Sommers, Norman Woodke Frances Sullivan. 'iff ,L-1. 'Psi ts X or 'QN- Q A Edwyn Mas chke Lorrene Mattice Mary Ann McCormick Sharon Popour Norman Reinke Donna Rink Frank Robinson Harold Schmidt Douglas Schoech Jean Schubel Dorothy Scott Charles Stimpfel Allen Tenbusch Don Tenbusch Sally Toner Mary Ann Toppin Rudy Vernon Sharon Wick Marilyn Will Florence Winkel Sandra Wood Lillian Wis enbaugh Delores Wrubel Alfred Zick Compliments of HARBOR BEACH COMMUNITY THEATER SCHOOL DAYS Once upon a t1me 49 Alllwant for Chr1st mas 1S m5 two front teeth Look Curl em pretty glrls' was waltmng w1th my darhng s hke fun L scnool or-ws xxx 5. Y Q X I. ...,. V 4 A ' B 2 1 ' 5 o X - . fi 5 , - BK. . - 5 .F 'Q fm? n, ., 1 Q i ,, , . 5 '4- 4 , -V-. 4' 11 Y ' f ' 1 , 'r' ' f W' I ' , 'N - , me ' , 'ig' 1 2 . ' L 1 -4, O KmNg , . J ' ,Q 'x 'I - 1 Qj- A Q ., hqh. , , 5 i ' ' . -gg.-5 1 ' 1' 4' 35+ :Q . 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J N c d xf, ,A Ti . it fff, ., 1 i' if ' V- it 'JI ii 'Ei 'ii A V I UM' V ' Q 'Vi Q wm 5 I h M rlzlybww ixf, , una Yrs. 4 Beverly Harwood Melvin Hazel Jay Howard Anna Mae Hurren Thomas Jeffers Marjorie Johnson James Krueger Russel Landenberg Fay Alva Lapovson Phyllis Lee Margo Mattice Freddy Measel Charles Neal Garth Popour Edward Ramsey Jack Ritchie James Roberts June Robertson Nancy Sandmarm Myrna Schlabaugh Billy Scott Binet Stevens Terry Stocks Beatrice Trescott John Zayac 's ff s fi 1 1 s Q 0 iv ' ' 4:2 H' A J Q tv Tx jg , QA it x ., Wg 5 1 rf- gf, Picture not availab Sharon Wilson. Gale Farmer Tommy Harwood David Howard Linda Howard Elizabeth Janssen Denny Jenks Carole Killing Joe Kinney Bill Klump Tony Lang Benny Priemer Lynda Richards Kit Roberts Arthur Satchell Larry Titus Sonia Ursin Elizabeth Winkle Edward Wisenbaugh Marion 'Jisenbaugh Billy Wohlford le for: Barbara Andrews Kay Armstcad Carol Arntz Jeanette Arntz Priscilla Both Sally Burley EHXTH Ps - A , . 3 xv ' 'B ' 5,19 'W gg' gi f: , 1 X O ., In , , -1 ..,i QQ , -K sf , ff sf I N 1 Y - GRADE A ai' givfx X 1 A as '59- 412,11 gl. 5- -x 6 'W Jack Both FQ V go... Lois Andrews is ,' ,ebb Qi Q 6 4, o f Virginia Edmison Alton Enrfllsh , ' Q X Z 1 'W' 1 - 4 Sw . Lynda Gamor P Edw1n Gerstenschlager cw., 5 ,N FIFTH GRADE '56 'ss 'Rh - 1 5 S 1'3 'fi N L P1ctures not ava1lab1e for Ursula Schelke Brenda Sul11van Qi V shy Larry Hagedon Carol Lee Howard Anna Katschahn Charles K1ttendorf Frxeda Koessel Larry Kreuger Ke1th Landenberg Robert Mattmce Kathleen Mlnor Sandra Popour James R1tCh1e Mar1lyn Schlabach Mary Shelton Wayne Wallace B1l1y Wells Rmchard Wood Teddy Zamp1ch XX 1 it , W I - D fx 'R 5 fx' 4 ' rf W ri Qin ' v gl SZ l V X ul l ' E' I - 5 . - pe - Q- by x ' V - - X df! Q X ,Q 'N L . sl 7 p X ge ' 1 'M 5, 5 A: K 1 L - H . . QE,-X , A.. . K I Ronald Cox Sandra Dergis Andrea Donahue Dennis Eidenberger my --X 'A I viii. Martha Foe ' Richard Frank . G , or ' A Carl Frayer tl J' I if 'N V ky 9 y , y y , My XJ ' Picture not available for Gene Sullivan. Dennie Gainor James Harwood Douglas Howard Dick I-Iurren Loretta Kinney Dick Klaski Kurt Lamb Bryan Minor Louis Mockles Linda Morley David Popour Harold Postal Marjorie Ramsey Dick Roberts Alice Rockwood Thomas Schmalz Dale Wells Craig White Robert Wohlford Elsa Zampich Sponsored by FARM BUREAU AUTO 8: FARM LIABILITY INSURANCE and JESS HALL B OAT LIVER Y 'W hyhh .-use is r r Ds- 5 4' 5, 'T' I .424 if , zu E, 1 Q ,,,,. il 4, an K4 ' mAk gy ,. A , w X ,, J Betty Armctead Terry Arntz Carol Baker Donald Both Gary Brandow THIRD GRADE N1 ' . 1,-1 J, X A H g l 5 5 5' L s .v- , . -A ' df' i315- 'Gila 4, .Vin yo ifft, D a A . W ' l G an il Pictures not available for- Jimmy Hoyt, Lewis Wilson Dennis Bryant Jane Bryant Douglas Cooper Henry Detgen Gerald Dickinson Penny English Rhoda Frayer Laurine Haggert Herbert Hebner Larry Kivel Roger Klaski Kay Lang Richard Long Joan Morley Gerald Nowiski George Pangman Lois Pangrnan Janet Robinson Robert Willett- Wesley Winn I' 1 f, E iiaeifzef 1 f 4:2-2 1.9 7 'vl 1 In QU? RR- 'NP 2. fl L 2, fr . ,,.,. f , Q4 , f lv 5 Plctures not ava1lab1e for Glorxa Burley Russell Hazel CalLaugh l1n Gregg Rlchards Myra Sull1 van Mary Jane Urs1n Amta Gentner Mary Ahce Harrxson Gene Howard Davld Johnson Esther Landenberg Robert Lee Marlon Maxwell Robert Mxhlethaler Ruth Ann Morley .Tack Neal Karen Ramsey Sharon Ramsey Jeanne Rehn Kathy R1tch Jean Robrnson xx Karen Sm1th Kathleen Sullxvan Sharon Turner Rodney We1ss Barbara Wlnkel Fred W1senbaugh Gerald Wlsenbaugh Nancy Wxsenbaugh Tommy Woods ,NL yf Emerson Arntz l Gloria Baslock y 7? . Larry Call W. Rosemary Cook . -P' Dick Cowie Peter Darocha Lee Edgerton Kelly Gainor SECOND GRADE -1- M 'Q u 'Y 5 Q- I gn I , sy, R 1 if fam 1 . f 2 ' f' at i x 20 Q , t S+' 1 do 6, '3 1 R v l ' 'N R R if R f y '- t ,Q fgfi , f K 'Tw , X F5 H! X X H R V 'U I R fu My if y ,y R, If xg XV 'X L R A 'tx 6 557 Q J ,K Aw H, A I .Ll h X H' ' ' l R f A 7 l - R f f A-,t '-V R M' G S .s' tlyl y Sf . ary ea1',S D ,J !f I A I7 iv an 5 N ' . A A . , im fx l . A of af-i ly K, f g ' ' 44 yyt ' f ' yy M K 'ah L At . 7 w kl l' V l v . , 1 A 4 W f i 4, f V ' ' ' ' I W E if .1 Deane Ahrens Marilyn Ahrens Bonnie Arntz i-2 I Stuart Both 'A W Q -F Allen Bryant ' Q 1. A v ' ai X K Ce ' ' -N xcagxz SWB 4 Q 5 A f x Qu. ' W Barr f David 'N ' W Q G., 5 A11anSDergis 'si ' Q , A A l 3 Jack Detgen V, .E V K' X .x A Wayne Detgen f . 'V Q to Jay Dickinson ' 4 :Q ,t 4 ,4 . , 0 , ggi , awk I V as 3 4. L X' Q A hw .','ia A Nfl I J, 4 Picture not available for Elizabeth Wisenbaugh. x FT. ,mv -N ' rv Steven Donahue 3, i S 9 P Ruth Ann Emerick 8' agar. f - 26115 A Alma Frayer 3' .V ' , xx Robert Friedland i W, i Sandra Gentner v, ,N was - I e Q Y i 1 4 i ' A 3 Barrie Harrison ' s C - g Judy Jo Jenks . g' . D 'S Q4 Scott Killing i L ' Sharon Kivel f N, l Q - Judy Kiaski A N X , A M .x , o 1 .L Michael Kloska 'Q w, vb. 354 ' Qu? Sally Landenburg as i - V , Arthur Masciola cf' , , f H . Sharon Measel Q f 'li A' x David Mockles , i A L Willard Pacholke Qs F - f A 5 'Y K , Patricia Popour l ' ' J Mary Roberts f , R ' , X ' Douglas Robinson x j Harry Scott , 3 Vt . TQ' ,jvy Qs- Robert Scott Roger Shall Donald Smith Timothy Wisenbaugh ' N Cynthia Wright , gig' Q K- nz' 'sl fi W9 -is :af- 'lv ?, Eh qvs is .by .L Jig, ,sink Qi' I PICTURES NOT AVAIL ABLE FOR Wray Matttce G lor 13 Nowrskr Lrnda Rehn Pamela Rhodes ,, Severn Ronald Weston TOP ROW Gary Armstead Charles Cook Carol Cregeur Jean Deer V1rg1n1a Edgerton Carleton Foe Vardon Garnor SECOND ROW Thomas Gurtar RobertHarwood RonaldHebner Dale Mattlce Lynn Rehn PamelaRxede1 Artha Rooney THIRD ROW Rxchard Spencer Wayne Sussalla Io Carol Thompson Roy W1senbaugh lm -1 Q76 1 if-1 PICTURES NOT AVAIL ABLE FOR, Mrchael Car roll Paulrne D a r o c h a M a r y L o u Essenmacher James Gems Jesse Har wood, Pamela Jeanne Kreft. KINDERGARTEN 0 Q' in fi! xb- al. Sw.. 3 O- te' avi' .-pr' QW 'Q J.. A ' Q 6' Wlth the comphments 'cp gm., SPENCER IMPLEMENT CO W v TOP ROW Roger Arntz, Wtlham Arntz, Janet Banker, Bonn1e Brandow, Patrrcta Burgess, Dennis Caplmg, Oren Carson. SECOND ROW Orv1lleCo1l1ngwood, Douglas Conquergood, Mrchael Copeland, Thomas Drehl, Rrchard Goyette, Kathleen Hunter, Karen Krvel. THIRD ROW Leo Meyers, Laverne Ulflg, Larry Woychowskr, T ff? as B T ' y V A M 5 if .1 3 a hgh f, , im-. IA. 'V in X' ,L A l 1 .Q fx x -rm V Ja 4. L E T L vo at X- :rf J L lf ' 1 VX. .,,s n, O ! Q A A' ' 1, 5. - S I 5 ta 5' gn. J if f ' ' 3 . . is . X- ,V - '- X WRT A 'sb v Fife, fs QQ., A' V K V 'vga 5 N, x Lynn R'ingwe1ski, G.ary Ive' . Q- ' 1... M 4' -1 qu N not ,J sw arf h all ' ' ' '- Q' A, ,Vi ,5 lx ' R an T R Q ' B. Q me E b M, 1' W, I re' A I V w 1 1 n g ' QF W ,' Y g 'f I l of I D 1. arg, . l' Jaw 1 HCTIVITIES Sponsored by HURON COUNTY STATE BANK Harbor Beach, Mmhxgan Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatmn -..,,N The freshmanclass of T950 was initiated by the Seniors on October 3. Here are some of the Freshies enjoy- ing the antics performed by INITIATION On December 19 the girls entertained their mother s at a Christmas tea. Tea was served in the Home Economics room with Annette Vernon and Iva Hazel pouring. TEA The program was held in the library with poems, songs, skits, and stories entertain- ing all. He r e Mis s Scott leads a group in singing. This page sponsored by SCHUHMACHER NASH SALES CO. Bad Axe, Mich. and I-IOI..DWICK'S SUPER IGA MARKET , Ruth, Mich. Welding is part of the training received in our well-equipped shop. Dick Purdy is trying his hand at the fine art of arc welding. Among the many commercial studies offered is bookkeeping. Here you see the class working on their first practice set. CLASSROGM SNAPS .. The biology class is attentively listening to a lecture by their instructor, Mr. Richards. The class also makes good use of the excellent lab. Compliments of MASON MOTOR SALES INC. and HURON HI SPEED CO. DUNCAN MCKICKAN Bad Axe, Mich. .M A -, -31- One of the typing I classes at work on their projects. Their tables are adjustable and their books ar e held in correct reading position by special clips. CLASSROOM Roberts looks on. Lal semester exams . With the compliments of STATE BANK of Harbor Beach Jack Landenberg operates an electric saw, while Mr English 9 Freshmen appear e r i ou s as they review for With the geometry class and Mrs. Stevens looking on, Ted Hoyt explains a geometrical design. CLASSRODM The school paper, Harbor Light, is published bi- weekly by the competent Journalism staff. Norma Arntz., production man- ager, duplicates pages of paper on the electric mim- eograph machine. SNAPS An unusually 1argeChemi istry class seem to be en joying their experiments in their most up to date labo ratory. Sponsored by HARBOR BEACH LOC KER PLANT and MARKET and AMERICAN HOTEL I -if av, . is 1'-Inf! ' x'1?iw- I '- - -. - f ,XTC . - ' Wloqrt, , DJ! . .,l A. ' ' - Orville Eggcrt, with hig- project, a he reford calf, I y f If ,ffix Egg, 'ff w,?-4 Q ,fir fhf s , If V , f , Q fl ,W 5 PrT'0fv AC? xl 01593 if lxul-fl 53 sg,..,X V 'EQ 3.5 ,QT R3 ,lu U' C N970 +1-QQY fffubt 'f W5-fqgl U CJ 55. F.F. A. BACK ROW: CharlesStlmpfel, Edward Drewes, Howard Steinbach, Robert Riedel, Herman Behnke, Allen Long, Allen Arndt, Don Cle- land, Doug Schlabach, Marvin Swartz, Alfred Hanson, Ray Sawielski, Floyd Hoffman, Leon Plotter. SECOND ROW: Richard Hopson, Glade Pritchett, Norman Nemitz, Calvin Sommers, Norman Reikc, Nor- man Woodke, Everald Piotter, Allen Tenbusch, SEATED: Jack Schu- bel, Robert Pangman, Loren Piotter, Alfred Zick, Lloyd Schumacher, lidwynIx1aschke,Dcn Hanselman, Harold Schmidt, Earl Ginther, Bill Brazier, Jerry Duncanson, Orville Eggert, Lavern Kaufman, Carlton Rink, Howard eltz, Charles Burzlaff, Fred Perlick, Al Zinger, Jack Landenberg, Clar ce Boldt. SEATED IN FRONT: Bill Learman, Mr. Van Dame, Gerald Geiger, Earl Learman. 2 Q L 2. A scene mn our new shop I-Oofn Z1f1f7t I' and HCI' man Behnke at the forge Earl Learman worlunfr at the anx 11 Norman Nemltz d1sp1a s hls project calf Bob Pangman Everald and Loren Pxotter at work 1n farm shop Large group of parents enjoy the banqr et fuvenb the F F -X bo 5 EarlG1nther nd 11151 project al-Iolbtemcalf This page sponsored by HURON NEWS, P, F, SHOEMAKER, Bad Axe, Mich. If 5 if X , if' 4.1-f 1 3 5 ' f hx, STANDING: Donna Rink, Nancy Learman, Mrs. Harwood. SEATED BACK: Marie Lemanski, Shirley Eggert, Shirley Bal- cer, Anna Neal, Arlene Gerstenschlager, Ellen Mattice, Alice Brandow, Donna Rink. SEATED FRONT: Margaret Elliott, Lorene Mattice, Judy Howard, Jean Schubel, Eleanor Wrubel, Marilyn Brown, Jean Killing, Verda Hurren. AT MA- CHINES: Marilyn Sawielski, Lorraine Pranke, Doris Selta, Jean Van Erkel. ,wv-v Be' emchn I p,rlenC eg? Yiesrdefll O n -ggeasuie NSS Haiv' 5 P3 snip' aiman 91693 A5 L5 yx O?,,OmSeWQ1aem NGUCY This page sponsored by Secreiad X Vice vw FAIRMONT FOODS co. Ama Nea' Bad Axe, Mich. 6 n , 2 4. fe-. r N? Ng Judy Laumer, Donna Popour, Norma English, Rosalie Fealko, Mr. Bestrom, Jerry Duncanson, Mr. Edgerton, Jack Scott, Marilyn Brown, Jean Schubel study school landscape plans. STUDENT COUNCIL j ,lr Halloween party given by Student Council. Compliments of DOW HOTEL., Steve Ross 55 1144 STANDING: Betty Burley, Nell Ritchie, Susan Hopson, Jean Schubel, Frances McEllmurry, Lorene Mattice, Mrs. Cook, Margaret Elliott, Stuart Young, Barbara Iseler, Elaine Burkhardt, Sally Toner, Sylvia Lackowski, Ilene Goniwicha. SEATED: Betty Wells, Peggy Arntz, Nancy Learman, Anna Neal, Lorraine Pranke, Frances Sandmann, Donna Cummings, Shirley Armstead, Jean Van Erkel, Naida Will, Bernice Schmidt. LIBRARY STAFF Busy at some of their numerous duties are Peggy Arntz, Elaine Burkhardt, Anna Neal, Nancy Learman, BettyBurley, Stuart Young, and Donna Cum- mings. Compliments of RAPSON ELECTRIC and JOHN W. TUCKER, Ford Sales and Service V-1 ,, .. ' . . Ax 1 . FIRST ROW: Mary Jean Sandmann, Donna Cummings, Marilyn Hanselman, Sharon Feddick, Nellie Frayer, Lillian Wisenbaugh, Edna Lemanski, Jeanette Goniwicha, SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Dean, Alice Brandow, Eilene Hazel, Mary McCormick, Joyce Gerstenschlager, Phyllis Vernon, Dorothy Scott, Jean Reid, Jean Schubel, Sharon Popour. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Mihlethaler, Mona Mathewson, Carol True, Lorraine Pranke, Ann Bunting, Norma English, Lorrene Mattice, Shirley Balcer, Sharon Wick, Carol Fealko, Donna Rink. TOP ROW: Carol Learman, Shirley Tage- son, Rosalie Fealko, Annette Vernon, Nancy Learman, Iris Will, Peggy Arntz, Barbara Arntz, Marie Deegan, Winona Liedke, Margaret Elliott, Arla Rink, Mary Ellen Mattice. Director--Miss Scott. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB YQ... FIRST ROW: Patsy Reiche, Ilene Goniwecha, Anna Neal, Mary Ann Toppin, Normaxliller, Judy Lautner, Jill F-iilltr, Elaine Burkhardt, Emilie Burkhardt, Shirley Eggert, Florence Winkel. SECOND ROW: Betty Nemitz, Sylvia Lackouski, NcllRitcQ1ic, Sandra Woods, Betty Iseler, Patsy Wohlfors, Eleanor Wrubel, Fran Sandmann, Jean Killing, Bertha Greaves, Barham Iselcr. TCP ROW: Donna Gerstenschlager, Judy Howard, Joan Richards, Marlene Scott, Marilyn Sawielski, Margery Williams, Leila llarwoud, Norma Arntz, Arlene Gerstenschlager, Margery Mackowski, Frances Laclcowsl-ti, Ilene Ginther, DIRECTOR: Miss Scott. PI.XNIrl: 'vt Frances McElmurry, Compliments of C. G. LAUTNER HARDWARE Implements, sales and service, Minden City, Michigan BOW 'il 4? Ai 'S GRE CNY: -Arg. A 1 3.1 UPRER ROXN1 Mkm Mania, Richmd Schmahz, GexaXd Dxmcanson, Dougms Schoech, Owme Liedki, Don Cddand. SECOND ROW1 Radxxuxxxng, Cmenewoxdx, RXchaidDicRmson, Sacxa Scou, Bob Rang,mad.'YxdxRD ROW: Bm Leatmad. GetaXd Giegei. MCR Schubd, Rudoxph V emon, Kim Xsehax . PXANXST z Ann Bunting. DXBECTOR1 Miss Saou. SEAT?-D: XSSSWKXX- -Seoiewiy . Maw Xaussen--Ptesidem, Mrs. Sxmivao- -Advisor, Bemice Schqmdm, 6 Naida Wm, Maw Lou Richards, Rudy Sckxavz. ST ANDXNG: Xfhexicem Lay ac. Susan Hopson, Maxi Wd Nuechxeuem, Swan Y omg. --,ff XM N QW Chad' 1 ' 0 ff-f -gn, g' Com . PBUNNIQ11TnCntS of etT01eurricgJHNSON roduct S -' N1 if., ' if e f il s F , J f D t . R f rn P' Q'-'J 1 N 4 ', -1 r 4 ' X ,- .i gare. 'r fi t if Wk L 1 I- 1 1. 7,1 yi'-A r Z A Ki a QEEL' K '?'5j,i5Eii 1Ci1k f 23 CGM lf' sl eerr f if fx lf 5' 1 nf? Z! AR if if Q ex li A 2 Q llef' -- nafb Y X-Ki3Q:xKAN ' E nur -619' L ? LOT One fv g.- . , i ......1...f C ff: mason mem srAtr-1e,,:t5f, ,Q First Semester Editor, , . Arlene Gerstenschlager Second Semester Editor, , . . Associate Editor , , Feature Editor , , , Art Editor ,,,, Associate Art Editor . Headline Editor . , Sports Editor , , , Associate Sports Editor Exchange Editor . . Business Manager , , Circulation Manager. Production Manager . Rosalie Fealko Me1icentZaiac , Susan llopson Bill Sandrnann . Peggy Arntz . Frances hlcElrr1urry , Macklin Bell , , ,jerry Eidenherger , , Anna Neal , , Jerry Duncanson . Stuart Young . Norma Arntz Reporters: Susan Hopson, Lorraine Pranke, Barbara Iseler, Sally Toner, Jimmy. lseler, Orville Liedke, Betty Iseler, Nell Ritchie, Shirley Armstead, Emilie and ,Elaine Burkhart, Jeanette Goniwrcha, Anna Neal, Esther Will. X Production: Melicent Zayac, Susan Hopson, Norma Arntz, Frances McElmurry, Marilyn Sawielski, Eileen Etzel, Marilyn Nuechterlein, Phyllis Vernon, Anna Neal, Norma English, Marlene Scott, Stuart Young. YlZllleLi,i'1mu1'1'0J .See no--' Claret - H rvlennes er and i 1'1i H W 1 . H xx DL -. , Vx- X. For .tee QB C8 XFN SAL XCT Og an Ro UTA T QD rm Sal' OR bxtoX X293 le Fe IAN ajko SCHOLARS The fo11ow1ng also mam ta1ned an ave rave of B or better Annette Vernon A n n Buntxng Frances McE1rnurry Arlene Ge rs tens chlage r Ve rna Saw1e1sk1 R OL TRU EL wb Th1s page sponsored by FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY and MINDEN CITY OIL. 81 GAS CO Mmden C1ty M1ch1gan 995 x 'A A. .I 3 AWK X . , 1 'ttt 1 to , 1 Q s CA . ' E I , 1 1 Wm V-0-11' X... HTHLETICS U PP jce Gerstemchlager, .Nell HOWard LOWER ROW ER ROW JO re Ann Fra 5 France Margaret To yer, Judy 5 Sandmarm, Berry Ibeler, ppm, Ioan Lou Rrchards, Sharon Feddzck. EL al HAZ Compllmenw of , Y if ' V ,.. I ,- - 1 Q Y I 1 w r ' :L f C 'K . 1- 2 5 , 'x W A L w Q f' 'V If 6 '-. f A NLA, , , ' . -Q X-Mm ,in L v Q Dfw K Q5 ffYfg1UN Q fx A ,. U SCQRE N?' .. O Boa ' C IE' B- 38 RD I 'Z ,Q H. 7 Vlgeon O Q k:'ff', Fi', 5 H - 7 6 f .. ' ' 6 adA 13 lllu swf X S' B. 12 Caro Xe 6 'f - X X ' 0 Sebewain I3 U B.S. Cass- Citi 0 20 TOP ROW: Dongias Schoech, George Loveioy, Don Cxeiand, Mack Bell, Richard Schmaiz, Gordon Morrison, Chuck Hagedon, denberg, Aiien Martin, lerry Eidenberger, Harold Robinson. SECOND ROW: Charles Robertson, Bili Winn, Gienn n Dale David, Bruce Hagedon, Tony Sawieiski, Doug Harwood, Dick Hoibert, Coach Rhodes. e David, Tim Andrews, Don Harwood, Archie Hnrren, IerryBinRie, 1acR,Roberr Don Lan Forsrner, Sohnny, Donaidso , 'R Kiuendori, Kenneth Borh, Le SEATED: M1 e son, Kenneth Landenherg. W't 1 h the compliments of th C HURON RY The final tally of the 950 football season shows that the Harbor Beach P1 rates ended the season with 3 wins and 5 losses but we all must remember that the squad was severly hampered by the injury Jinx before the season had even reached the halfway point The team in the face of great odds still outfought most of the teams played even though we were not fortunate enough to out score them The season s opener on September 15 found the Pirates plating under lights on our new athletic field for the first time Though the field was ankle deep in mud and water our powerful Pirates playlng at fullstrenfrth splashed and scampered their way to a smashing 38 to 0 victorx over Deckerville OnSeptember Z2 the team traveled to Pigeon where the Pirates defeated the Bruce Hagedon were the big factors in our vxctorv On September Z9 the Pirates traveled to Vassar and were defeated by the score of Z5 to 7 The Vulcans went on to an undefeated season after wrecking our hopes Though the Pirates Jumped into a 7 to O lead inthe first quarter on Bruce Hagedon s 70 yard touchdown Jaunt after intercepting a pass we could not match the aerial might of the Vulcans The Pirates journeyed to Elkton on October 6 but we we re really hit by the injury Jinx and were defeated after a hard struggle We practically losthalf our team during the game with injury hitting the men On October ll our new athletic field was dedicated during the halftime intermission of our game with Bad Axe Again the field was a sea of mud and water but the team enjoyed dumping their arch rivals into it For the second year in a row Bad Axe won the game by the same score 6 to 0 and in the same manner a high wobbly pass caught in the end zone The Pirates played a good brand of ball before the largest crowd ever to view a football game in Harbor Beach On October Z0 the Pirates againlost a heart-breaking hard-fought game. Caro beaten five times previously came back in the second half of the game with two touchdowns to win 13 to' 6. The Pirates defeated Sebewaingby the score of IZ to 0 on October Z7 Mack Bell plunged over from the one yard line in the second quarter and Bruce Hage- donswept right end in the fourth quarter for a 32 yard touchdown run to complete the scoring. On November 3 the Pirates ended the season by being defeated by Cass City by the score of Z0 to O. The Pirates played inspired ball but could not match the power of Cass City's might. Doug Harwood was named as the firsttearn center on the Upper Thumb All Conference football team the end of the season. Bruce and Charley Hagedon won honorable mention on the Detroit Free Press All State football team. COACH RHODES. Compliments of CITY DAIRY Pigeon Panthers Z1 to 6. A safety, and touchdowns byDick Holbert, Chuck and 7 ' . . - Doug Co Captaln -U1 Conference f .A Fust Team Center ..x,, Q f fa J 1 J 'QQ f 450' 'ks' sta 440 I va gf If 0 'av We hate to lose you, Sen1or P1rates You really carrled the ball SENIOR PIRATES Bruce, Co Captam Compllments of A11 Conference and State Honorable Menuon FRANKLIN BARCLAY and P A SCI-IMALZ 64 9 ' f ' Y U . X . Q I f NJ , - Y X ,ff An Q M V. ' ' BS. A - I ,Q '-1' in :i,f:'7 . M- , ' -'v ir -ff, vk.g.'wf 'gifgfgi .4 A , Q.',.,, ,k.A.5'1 . t Q, ,.L..,G 5.56, r. W A 1 J- f V : '1HlI ' Qt -C: 322.3 I ,'. w um,,,,. x ,.. . . - ... . f , 3 ..,-W. 1:': J , ,K . , , i .. B' was U ,,,0. 6 , 09. bf - .Q 'Q f W ' J, , 1, .. Q gp .ug s ' ,' 1 09. 'int 4 LK' ' 'f 1' p 'U WWW' K. ,. ,A-a I 4, , ws Ku V, 1 ., j Q N .Q H W f rf ,v,f,',.'N ,, f' W 5 'S 'L 63, ,, ,pe , L M1 1f,..4,. .Q . . 1 . K 1' G, Up' ,, W ,A-a 111, Q .f . Q' , . 9, . ,CA f I' ,Ce 'X Z ' f rt- V. A 1 aa 4, .. A xf . I ,. k,, we 3 f 'ff' ' , X We , . 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OPPONENT Cass City Deckerville Sebewaing Ubly Elkton Caro Vassar Pigeon Bad Axe Cass City Caro Sebewaing Elkton Vassar Pigeon Bad Axe DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mar. l 43 Brown City 3 50 Marlette TOP ROW Jack Scott, Lee David, Jimmy Iseler, Roland Burley, Kenneth Borh, Richard Schmalz SECOND ROW Allen Niartin, Mike Kittendorf, George Lovejoy, Jerry Binkle,Dick Hopson, HaroldRobinson, Mack Bell FRONT ROW Coach Richards, Bob MacDougall, Chuck Hagedon, Jerry Eidenbergel, Tim Andrews, Archie Hurren Glenn Forsmer Doug Harwood, Coach Rhodes. Compliments of HOTEL. WILSON, Fred and Thelma KX .121 ,,6.. Q1 Q :wr H r' H ' ' .1 82 jun-'f , ' ff- U A' If 4 Q4 A f,r ,A .if is x F! 1 fd BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1950 51 DECEMBER 1 Cass C1ty defend1n0 champ1ons of the Upper Thumb Conference eked out a 41 to 39 w1n over the P1rates Tom Schwaderer s one handed push shot enabled the Red Hawks to w1n Jerry E1denberger led the P1rates w1th 13 po1nts DECEMBER 5 P1rates defeat Deckerv11le 53 to 46 1n a hard fought game Jerry E1denbercer s 18 po1nts Mack Bell's 13 po1nts and Doug Harwood's 11 po1nts cave the P1rates offensmve punch DECEMBER 8 Sebewa1ng undefeated all year 1n Conference playj defeat the P1 rates 46 to 40 Glenn Forstner w1th 9 po1nts and Doug Harwood w1th 8 po1nts led the team 1n scorlng DECEMBER 12 P1rates defeat Ubl 55 to 38 Mack Bell catches f1re to pour 23 po1nts through the nets Doug Harwood h1ts for 13 po1nts DECEMBER 15 P1rates lose tough dec1s1on to the Elkton Elks 41 to 37 Mack Bell leads squad 1n scor1ng w1th 14 po1nts Chuck Hagedon makes 9 po1nts DECEMBER 19 P1rates lose heartbreaker to the Caro T1gers Game IS dec1ded 1n last ten seconds by a successful Caro free throw Mack Bell leads P1rates w1th 15 po1nts Doug Harwood makes 9 po1nts JANUARY 5 P1rates upset Vassar for a 44 to 34 v1ctory Mack Bell's 13 po1nts aga1n paced the P1rates Glenn Forstner s t1me1y four baskets 1n the second half dec1ded the outcome of the game JANUARY 9 P1rates wh1p P1geon 44to32 Jerry E1denberger paces the team w1th 11 po1nts Every player ln the l1neup for the P1rates makes one basket aplece 1n the last quarter JANUARY 12 P1rates overwhelm the1r r1vals from Bad Axe by the score of 62 to 39 Jerry E1denberger w1th 18 po1nts and Mack Bell w1th 17 po1nts g1ve the P1rates a one two punch JANUARY 19 Cass C1ty aga1n ekes outclose w1n over P1rates F1nal score reads Cass C1ty 51 Harbor Beach 47 Chuck Hagedon leads the team w1th ll po1nts quarter brought Caro from beh1nd to a 40 to 35 v1ctory Mack Bell leads the P1rates w1th 8 po1nts FEBRUARY 2 Ha1lto the Champ1ons'Sebewa1ng went ona 33 polnt scor1ng rampage 1n the second half to defeat the P1rates 59 to 38 Mack Bell's 13 po1nts led our team FEBRUARY 9 Flu bug h1ts the Harbor Beach camp' Weakened bylack of practrce and pCI11C1l11I'1 shots the P1rates are dumped byElkton 43 to 28 Chuck Hagedon h1ts for 10 po1nts for scor1ng honors FEBRUARY 16 Mack Bell and Doug Harwood do not make the tr1p to Vassar w1th the team Vassar s center Steve Marov1ch rakes up 33 po1nts to lead h1s team to a 66 to 47 v1ctory over the P1rates FEBRUARY 20 P1rates w1n a 56 to 41 game from P1geon Jerry Eldenberger 15 h1gh scorer w1th 15 po1nts followed by Mack Bell w1th 14 po1nts T1mmy An drews w1th 10 po1nts and Chuck Hagedon w1th 9 po1nts FEBRUARY 23 P1rates wh1p Bad Axe aga1n 53 to 42 Mack Bell pumps 1n 20 po1nts W1th f1ve mlnutes rema1n1ng 1n the game Bad Axe t1ed the score but the P1rates drop 1n11 po1nts wh1le ho1d1ng the Hatchets to no po1nts for the sweet v1ctory MARCH 1 P1rates enter the D1str1ct Tournament at Deckerv1l1e and come from behlnd 1n the second half to defeat Brown C1ty 43 to 34 Mack Bell w1th 12 po1nts and T1mmy Andrews w1th9 po1nts pace the P1rates Team w1ns a ch1cken d1nner from Supt Bestrorn for wlnmng MARCH 3 P1rates lose to Marlette 1n the flnals by the score of 61 to 50 Both teams made twenty baskets however the Ra1ders made a larger per cent of the1r free throws Jerry Exdenberger w1th13 po1nts led the P1rates 1n scor1ng wh1le Doug Harwood closed out h1s h1gh school career w1th 9 po1nts Marlette cont1nued on 1n tournament play to the flnals at L.ans1ng COACH RHODES Th1s page sponsored by OTTO KRUEGER DALE PANGMAN ROYS YOUNGD O and ETZEL S MARKET i I I Q ' ' - . O I , . I, . Y . , . C l b . ' . .- I . Y . . . . . . gy. I' . ' ,, . ,, . I . , 1 ' - . 1 JANUARY 26, Caro again defeats the Pirates. Worthy Tait's ll points in the final , ' . . Q , I , . . . n VWMES BASEBA Q 1 Q I ,Q high X, f e V if-1 fa.: THE 1950 BASEBALL TEAM. STANDING: Keith Schmidt, Jerry Eidenberger, Don Richards . 3 . I A 1' Tony Sawielski, Bruce Hagedon, Walter Stanke, Dick Holbert, David Dickinson, Bob Eidenberger, Coach Rhodes. KNEELING: Tim Andrews, Alfred Mackowski, Dale David, Charles Robert- son, Glenn Forstner, Harold Robinson, Pete Popour. 2: x , , A , .. i . -fnfrs.. wars? +f-11's-mt-'st-2--'2 A Lil-. :1u'b'.'9-,'.-V -.:.+'N'.-r-ft Hit it over the fence, Bruce! Compliments of EAGLE INSULATING CO. , Harbor Beach 71 I95I SCHEDULE April Mag' 16 Bad Axe Z0 Caro 26 Elkton 3 Vassar 7 Pigeon YO Cass City 17 Sebewaing Here There Here Here Here There There we 4 .v--31 PF S 7 -- gs, l.-1-ni t s J I ,.... X .-1-1 +913-. Make It a homer Jerry' Th1s page sponsored by the HARBOR BEACH GREENHOUSE L' P T A Meetlng IH cafeter1a CAMERA CLICHS Norma and Uncle Bud Y ,af Mr R1chards and Nell a b1OlOgy f1eld tr1p Grade Chrlstmas Program 5 Thxs page sponsored by BHISSE MOTOR SALES Harbor Beach and STATE BANK, Port Hope 3 K- H v ' 1 ' 1 x 1 , , A r 5 Q Bl Ya A .Q 4 . . 1 , . sw ,, .4 fl l , , , v V QI ' 'K .-. 7 , V V , f . I 37 f 4 . ' on ' ,V . . . W . . E3 D F' a I . sg ,- fy 7 . .Sgt g K A I . l i 7 CAMERA CLICKS . . .for being a good boy. ill!! ,.........,.- ,W ,A - t -Zi' R -ff' Harbor Beach Cornmumty Band ,ff .,.--2 .gnu Refreshments be1ng served at P T A wwe- .MV W pw- Seas ons Greetings from the seventh grade Comphrnents of PETERSON SALES 8: SERVICE and GODFREY'S HOTEL, Port Hope ,gms S4 CAMERA CLICHS Future secretary Our neighbors How disgusting! Bottoms up! Listen carefully Freshie line-up At the stadium Bathing beauties Surprise Ain't we cute '? Happy Birthday Two 1i'1 girls .1 ,AMW SEPTEMBER Here we go againl Harbor Light relit with organization. Seniors chose class advisors. Seniors elect B. T. O. 's QBig Time Operatorsj. Football season begins as we defeat Deckerville here. Library under supervision of new staff. Football at the Pigeon roost fWe wonlp First meeting of Beacon Staff. Caps and gowns chosen for the Day. Sophomores order class rings. Seniors watch the birdie as pictures are snapped. VaSSar defeated us at football on their field. OCTOBER Abra Cadabral The magicians were here. What fun at freshman initiation and the All-School party given by the seniorsl Liberty bell was heard by assembly as Crusade for Free- dom begins. Pirates run from Elks at Elkton, Band enjoys U. of M. football game at Ann Arbor. Juniors have fun at roast in spite of wet hot dogs. Parents and teachers meet for first time this year. New field dedicated as Bad Axe wins. I3 We welcomed our first vacation as teachers attended institute. Miniature Harbor Beach This page sponsored by shown at P. T. A. meeting SEIBERT'S PHARMACY. Biology field trip. High school assembly sees movie, Last Date. Seniors become dramatists as play tryouts progress. Horror of horrorsl First report cardsl Caro must have practiced hard-we lost again. Seniors begin rehearsing Ghost Wanted. School thrills as foreign students visit classes. To celebrate our win over Sebewaing we danced with our shoes off at the Sophomore Soc-Hop. Theater is packed as the Student Council provides Hal- loween Talent Show and Movie. NOVEMBER Parents and sons get their fill at F. F. A. Banquet. Cass City made our county institute vacation blue by de- feating us on our own field. Jerry McSafety teaches us ill a few things. Home Ec girls see cooki v .emonstration as the fifth grade holds a candy sale. Several students were absent as nursing career students visit Lansing and Student Council trips to Ann Arbor. Everyone grab a partner. lt's the Junior dance. Cheerleaders journey to see Ann Arbor-Indiana game and take part in a state cheerleading clinic. Assembly enjoys Chinese Music Program. Sixth grade makes money by selling candy. Vet's Class holds dinner in cafeteria. Juniors sell candy during lunch hour. Another candy sale--cheerleaders this time. The first snowfall. Joan Bruley Ritchie, R DECEMBER Crowd thrills as Cass City wins first basketball game by three points. Seniors enjoy Pigeon's hospitality at Senior Career Day. We won the non-league game at Deckerville. We lost to the Sebewaing five in the Bay Port gym. Ubly took a loss from the Pirates here. Members of the F. F.A. and F. H,A. enjoy party. Seniors receive pictures before the Elks come over to win. More candy sold by the sophomores. Mothers entertained by daughters at Christmas Tea. Pirates sacrifice game at Caro. Assembly enjoys Christmas program as Santa fMack Belly hands out gifts. Hurrah! Christmas vacation begins. Seniors hold Prom amid holiday season decorations. 3 5 8 9 I2 I9 22 23 25 26 O Seniors ichard J. Hoyt. Newly Arrived F EB RUA RY Jr. High plays basketball at Bad Axe. Pirates lose to Sebewaing at home. Comedy Kings vs. All Stars in Basketball. Seniors begin selling High School Daze autograph books Elkton wins as they play host. Latin Club holds Valentine dance in cafeteria. Jr. High Tournament held. Hurry! Hurry! Beacon subscriptions are about to be sold. Ir. High Tournament continues. F. F, A. initiates the Greenhands, Beachers lose after journeying to Vassar. Magazine Selling Drive starts with a bang. -,JY F,-OS fy. T he Snowman JANUARY An Ubly student, Marvin Swartz, is enrolled as students return to school life. Act Your Age shown to assembly before the Pirates overcome Vassar. Attention, Journalism Staff! meeting today, Beachers again taste victory with the defeat of the Pigeon five here. Here yel Hear yel Bad Axe Hatchets broken by the Pirates here. Cass City plays. host to Harbor Beach five by handing them a de- feat to end semester. Seniors' final semester in high school begins. Freshmen hosts at roller skating party. Professional skaters show assembly how it's done, Oh girls! A new senior boy, Dick Hoyt. Caro five trim Pirates as H. B. plays host. - 1. Pirates return from Pigeon as victorsl ij in w Another Candy sale! This in charge of freshmen. 1 H. B. five trim Bad Axe once more, this time at home. 'fy' l Yum-yum! Seniors hold bake sale. if 953 Movies enjoyed by high school assembly. ' Xand Compliments of GAMBLES, FRANK 8: ADA PRITCHETT, Winter Wonder HARBOR BEACH, 8: SHANK'S DRUG STORE, Minden City MARC H I Pirates down Brown City in our first tournament game at Deckerville. 1 g hu 3 Marlette defeats H. B. five at Deckerville. Q ' Minka, i- I' 4 Glee Clubs present Concert in theater. - f I 'A V In , i-V-' 5 Juniors hold roller skating party at local rink. ' in M W' 04 A MH g t 9 Juniors rake in the dough at the Fish Fry. f- 4' so ' M Many eye-catching socks worn at Sophomore Soc-Hop A - ' I3 Mr. Bestrom entertains athletes with chicken dinner. A 134 ,Wg ' ' P, T. A. holds meeting in cafeteria. 1 ., i- Thaw. 2X Seniors sponsor candy sale. Spflng 23 Easter vacation begins! 27 Easter vacation ends. 31 Another bake sale held by Seniors. APRIL 2 Teachers attend County M. E. A. meeting at Bad Axe. 6 Lots of fun at Senior Box Social. 7 Glee Clubs participate in Choral Festival at Cass City. 9' High School broadcasts over WLEW. 3 Roller skating party given by Seniors. I6 Deep Sea Assembly entertains students. Beachers play host to Bad Axe in baseball. IQ Juniors present play-- lnner Willy. 20 Pirates play baseball at Caro. 24 Meeting of P. T. A. held in grade building. 26 Elks and Pirates play baseball here. P.T.A. sponsors movie and Amateur Show. Spring Fever MAY 4 3 7 s Pirates play host to Vassar nine. Pigeon comes to contest with Pirates. P. T.A. holds final meeting of school year. Pirates journey to battle Cass City. Seniors honored at Junior-Senior Reception a I7 Sebewaing plays host to H,B, nine. What joyous funl Seniors enjoy Chicago, Mackinaw, Holland and Detroit during Senior trip, Seniors attend Baccalaureate exercises. Seniors attend Alumni Banquet and Dance. Commencement-- Fare thee well, and good bye! zop zzi Ride 'em, Cowboy. Compliments of PAUL G, GEYER 8: LAKEVIEW HOTEL., Forestville, Michigan, nd J-Ho My The BEACON Staff of 1951 W1ShCS to express 1tS deeply felt gratltude MRS CATHERINE BESTR OM who vuth her freelx glven gmdance and tmme made th1S BEACON be come a rea11t5 Comphments of the SURFACE MAUSOLEUM COMPANY Mmden C1ty Mmchlgan :IO x R IWC 12,1 X I xl R Alf A5 7, I rovsKA 'ANS Mvsns AND co 'Nc . .Oo v ',, Us 0. o. ' - - 'o C . ' :1n,, g 'I ' X U.-.uf :QQ O in O0 Os, g....f I ., ,,...o . 0 ,. 'Og . 4 .:. v .. . 'Oc' Q ' ' I ' . : . M... 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