Holly Area High School - Tell Tale Yearbook (Holly, MI)

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Name Earl Paschke Marvin Perrigo Joyce Prose Charles Samuel Gerald Samuel Wayne Schatz Evelyn Seavey Peggy Senter Bob Smifhling Pat Stiles LaDene Stone Shirley Thompson Betty Tindall Eleanor Tindall Bill Turner Marie Van Kuren Rachael Van Leuven Pauline Velden Bill Wagoner Calvin Walters Bonnie Webber Louise Win15 Stanley Young C l a s s L o g Known For his car his crazy truck being short and sweet staying home Looks his quiet ways H Phoebe tying sea weed his acting ability being honest SS being so tall going with Herb trips to Fenton making it hard for Allan Ladd toll, light, and handsome being a Gary tamer her ways with men many activities disturbing Gov't ignoring his many admirers liking horses her ready smile disturbing Gov't Can You Imagine without his dates being shot from a gun as principle of H, H. S. with straight hair playing Frankenstien without those dreamy looks not talking being boisterous keeping quiet not liking Bill K. wearing pigtails biting her fingernails getting home early not liking parties not skipping school being a six foot 'blond not liking horses being bashful not in sports being short getting in late being noisy not playing football Best of luck seniors--WINGLEMIRE FURNITURE OF HOLLY

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Name Elsie Highfield Carol Hine Mary Lou Holt Gary Hoover Mary Johnson Robert Kelly Don Kernen Linwood Koop Bill Kramer Kenneth Land Barbara Lawrence Lizabeth Lawson Ellen Leiby Pat Lesperance Pat Lester Edward Moyers Grace Merrill Melvin McKeachie James Minock Mariean Monetta Pat Osborn Pat Parker Class Log Known For not making up her mind working at the canteen writing to Oliver ability to keep the class laughing having Butch Bear Tracks going with a Junior his hot rod driving trying to sell turkeys his drawings of teachers going with a Fenton boy her long hair singing ability being quiet teasing Stan gentlemanly ways her sports ability round, firm, fully packed brain being a Casanova having secret crushes having red hair excelling in Journalism Best wishes -- JOHNSON MOTOR SALES Can You Imagine Mutt without Jeff not being with Wayne without air-mail stamps not being crazy being a maid owning a new car staying home in the Air Force going with a Fenton girl not being mischievous not getting the family car not talking in study hall not laughing at iokes with long blond hair being quiet in class going with a girl not going with Ralph failing a class not being cute off the liar roll being a housewife not getting into mis- chief

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Senior Play Button Button' was premiered in Holly by the seniors on November 20. In Maurice Clark s three act comedy, Button Woodhouse's family consider him slightly unbalanced, but the audience knows better. He limits his ambition to easy chairs, good food and homely philosophy, but there are conflicting forces around him. He runs from an antique collector only to bump into a girl with some new variety of poetry, and evades his brother with a bag of golf clubs only to fall into the hands of an amateur psychologist. But worse than any of these obstacles to his peace of mind is a pretty housemaid with a practical mind and genuine love tor the delightful Button. Their elopement from his 'stuffed shirt environment into her world of self-respecting workers is a scene of delightful romance. Row I: Lett to right: Bob Smithling, Pat Lester, Mel McKeachie, Joyce Blum, Mr. Orville Emery Director. Row 2: Tom EIIiot, Mary Grace Johnson, Pat Seavy, Cal Walters, Shirley Thompson Herb Aldrich THE CAST Mrs. Patience Boynton-Woodhouse . . . Mr. George Woodhouse ........ Maude ................. Josie . . . Emery . . 'Button' . . . Rita Weed .... Phoebe Weed . . . Ed ........ AI ........ Pat Lester Robert Smirhling Mary Johnson Shirley Thompson Herbert Aldrich Melvin McKeachie Joyce Blum Pat Seavey Tom Elliott Calvin Walters Lots of success, HICKORY DAIRY COMPANY AND TONY SHOE SERVICE