Kearsley High School - Echo Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

N li P 'W U 6 tl ale DHDH MED LT ..... 1 J 'K 'fn F FN' IVIXH l NPN who I st fwfr L11 Ln n aura-tra.. f-,.Z1sLon HAI-' .. this unwucl LS afjectzon ly I med? GEORGE E DALY Superintendent GEORGE W NICHOLS Pr1nc1paL CLASS UF 4947 mmm S . 'I if G Q Yff gawzdqlg IV First Row Heft io rl ht! Bertha Johnson Edwin Heston Second Row Cleft to r ghtl Lyle Halterhouse George Kerdos Oliver Pero PM ,mf THE KEAHSLEIIHU I I I 'i 5 I ' I ' 1 v if f e 1 f e E i 75 . ' ' ' ' , 7,5-K , I n 45'- ., , 1 L z 7 z V M- 7 1 ? , Egg 1 M if j ' . Q J' 3 , . : Y , A X . A : . , . f X-s L9 F zf 7 2 f S : I had SM J I 0 ?,.wW wr' K 4 by 1 'K it . Q 5 W 1 Fkrsi Roux Heh to r'xqM. Furney, L. Scott, B. L ndXe, X. Mme, J. Mggkns M. Ugg! ns, K. Boonstra. Second Rowe: Unix to rXgM.N V. hudson, C. Fun-.ey, CAR. Munras, D. Yxauvu, F.. BueU. Thkrd Rom Ueit to rXgh'.X M. Gknqery G. !HcV,xoXs, 5. Hoiiman, G. Heifehaover THQ MAHQMU .gfvm First Row: fleft to rl Second Row: Tfleft Thlrd IP ht! to rf . Buff ow: fl 0. Benedict, ht! E. Treyno ey, Henson. eft to right! L. E. Reed, L. L fn, ,iv I, a L -A I , 3 . Q A I h 4 '-Q., fn eneen V. Simpson . C II - N- Hoyt, 8. Cole, 7'. Pose. imhii-Day Mathews, S. Helvey, h. Sm'-v 4 ohnee. msg UF 'W well . Benny, A Ve At 0 IBD 43 5? 04 'ff wwi' 3 xr fx.. ' 3 X 6 f i 3 5WZ7!Z M55 UIWHI5 X Senlor Class of 194 electe the ollowlng offlcers for the school year Bu:-ne Ekc er pres1dent rald Lockrey lce preszdhnt axlne Hbwe secre ar oyce Jen lns treasurer an luck 61 tman tudent CbUhCll re resentatzve lngery was appolnted sponsor Wanv members of the c ass worked 1 group t earn money for ze c ass P1 Som he proJects carrled on were se IH sc1oo supp les hrlstm s cards an rappzn Heade s Dlgests and ronets agazln su scz-1 tlon :ot g 1ome games puttzng on movzes and ummag sa e I6 annua Senxor Prom was Ap111 ne tl1Fd I6 L1eme was ' A8 Old amp IALCEP ralm Hard and hls Orchestr furn shed usl 1e senlors w leave June 1947 en d y c ass CPID 1ree busses Wll used carry 1e students and thelr gga ashnzgton V aga and H6fklHS G en 1X days W1 1 be s ent and around e Natl n 1 a xtal 'W A A N Q XXQQIQQQXXX ELA95 Uh 'W is X ef of X as f spfjg ,XXXXX 1 If f ' 7 d ' ' : 11 If 1 . f Ge 1 V. ' . I f 'M . 1 t yi J 1 If Q 1 1 d ' H'd , S ' p ' . f' IMF. G - ' . I h 1 1 'n I 1 s o tl 1 t 'p. 1 e of t A ' 5 ' ll' g 1 1 1' , C ' a ' d w ' gs, P' ' Co , m ' e b h ' s, I do s at I , ' ' ' and a r e l . D. 1 ' tl 4 1 ' . T1 1 Tl L 1'z ' H 1. ' 8 1 Lhe m 'C. h YY ' ill 7, on a t - a l ' . U 'I be n to tl ' ba- re to H ' D.C., Via li ra f ' I . S' 'I p , in th ' 'o a. C p' . Nsnfpse 1 Xi ,sf Q.,,Nfr LAVERN ACKLEY You look mto typm Ami ohaz Vo you see Tlx ofher than Ackley Doum lr t e ke ARDYTH BARBER She's a ood gurl ln school Ths gzr ss nobody's fool Q1-egoes about wzth a qmet azr ba always knows if you're MARY AGAN On her face ls ne'er a from And her eyes are snappy and brown The lnttle Lass ss sure no pagan, 's her name? It's Mary Agan LLOYD BARR on the s quare So round, so fam, so fully packed That's Lloyd Barr from front to back He plays a very good game of ball Even though he's not so tall HARRY ALCORN Here's o Harry our cross country champ He' sw ely a great track star We hope that he keeps on w1,rm1.n And that nothlng has record wal mar BURNELL BECKER wth other gurls he never fllrts Because he's omg with Florence Glertz, She can trust m normn or mght, To her he 1.5 a great de ight BERNICE ALWARD She always 1,s good to us Neo makes trouble or fuss We'1,e llked her a lot Slrzce she was a little 0 JAMES BELANGER Jet out of the When he drwes To escape with Is just pwre luck wa that truck, our lt e RALPH ASH Ashes to ashes Ami i st to dust, Qalph ms a fellow A gurl an trust DUANE BELL faldy 1,s our buslness man fe comes to school whene'er he can I, he thmks he can't hefll moan. and moan 4nd talk to has gmrl. on the telephone THE MEAHSLLEHU , Q 'S NCC .L . 175 he y. what A ,' .I . . z , , S'47l . 1. ' f f . . .51 . U . . . I ' . V, L 5' 'sh Q lady A' . , 5 A ' ft. nl u y yd. . y .f I Lib A , :L , . I ' p . , ' 4f1a RUTH BOWNLEE l MAUQICE BOLANDER A. A. 7'f'1l IL +7 p r Jllyf N19 bl vi oft Y Je VV haf' BETHANY BUELOW JOYCE BOSHART WILLIAM BYh Pl ,QE HP IW L I C 'BIC' 'Q'-P dm dr-A 'CSV 'WN 'FN' 13? fm. at A13 NS' J' A4 'Nr 1'-'Y' 4 10 1?- fe-349 -5 'T' JH' RUSSELL CORNACK He's a member of Hz And an has rar boy an he f And go so far MARY LOU EWELL A ll tle mazde of our class thls orrtty lark eyea lass Jfry yuz t Lrry sh bnless yo pczz s e'll vas you by PATRICIA DICKINSON Pat lzkes oftball Thou h not very all e o oals o hr r N- But neu r a tear XL ,..A 'v ,qs-can CP' -ov' 6' ROBERT GAITHER He seems o he he bashfal type But that's what the gzrls at Xearsley lake We thzre has hobhy as reaalng books Thereforf the vlrls take second looks LOIS DOTY Be tt razn or shane She 13 never on tome Tho h always late The as many a late FLORENCE GIERTZ Thls Jzertz Szrl enown as Florence To us LS aulte a pal She must ha e a lot of enaurance For you know she's Becker's gal AUDREY EGTS You mtght thank Auarey's a lzttle snob But she's saulng all of her love for Bob She IS most devoted as you can see, She'll make as good a unfe as can be JOAN GI LBERTSON Joanle as the youngest here And oh, my Sooaness what a dear She's just as qutet as a mouse hhene'er her boy frzend's at the house JACK ELFORD Jack came to Xelrsley from Genesee And soon an alumnus U2 all I 'Q li hope to ma t J1.L D 'lm Q Q I, SZ goessabougt whgftizhg atrngrry tune. J,, xg, .noe Gouusu is-146 Hts name LS Joseoh, Ve fall htm Joe, 4? He's one of the quzetest -L X, km. IHIE IIIEAIISIIEEHU , 4 '-Y If I Oh A , c J ly, - ' , X . . -, aa ttr e C - ' ' 3 1 .rp-1 Yo I ' Q gg f' T- . , to I, 1 I, , ,f , , a?i.,A , I 3 . 9 , 1 1 , A b l V ' . -u s J ', 3 . I h - ' ,T 25254, v 5, vu L, .JM Jgg.:-.:4,g:1' I. wage, In I I .it I S I ai I 5 - Z , V l Sh, 3 l 1. f I.,a ,, , I . . l '- F , Q , . I C I ', . , ' 2 I' s u Q , . . ' , + , 17,75 .V+ 3 , ,f I , I, J. or J W, , , , , , Q I .. I , , , Q21 ff' L ' J ' 1 ' 4 wr. ' f f , ' I Q, , ' f 4 A f -f - Y 'fr-gh as WQL . ifgi - , . fi , . QQ . ,. 1. . A . . L I If . . , , . , . Wh' . I 1 , ' , . . . , : , F . , ,q I ,, , , , - I 1 ' . , ,. . if .R ' . , , ., . V hr' Air? EVAJEAN GRAY Her haur us dark, Her face us faur, She lukes a lark, 'Qut us always square ROBERT HANSON Fe us so quuet, but oh beware He sovuetunes Sets un teacher' haur 3 H 'll take a lot, but the tune wull cole Her Poo r pull mush he could even ua DONALD GREENMAN l e to school Don us a fellow who luves c os He's helped or a lot of cofmuttees He lakes to laugh am he lulaes to fool Ami on hus horn plays luttle duttues RICHARD HEIDMAN Duck's a credut to our senuor class, AS an out doors man iw wull surely pass He's unto thus and he's unto that N--of For all of hus pals he'd go to bat I COLLEEN GREGORY She's another who has a rung Ami soon a brufle wull be We hope her pretty aumples wull brung Her husband home to tea Q ROBERT HERRIMAN He plays upon the football fueld, And to hus opponents he never dud yueld 5 In basketball and baseball, too, He's shown humself a sport through and through ARTHUR GRETZINGER Arthur us tall He has dark navy haur Ahieat with hug ha T gurls um s re 48. PHYLLIS HITCHCOCK C Phyllus ami Mart are a steady paur ,,., .no all you boys ycm'd better beau Leave Phyllus alone t h ue blow she's aur, Or Mart wull certaunly pu I. your haur u.,-,f JAMES HANNAH Juurmue, dear, yo1l'll travel far Please take care, don't wreck the car Choose a gurl wuth a pretty face, But don't let her lead you a merry chase DALLAS HIXENBAUGH Wat we see of hum He's plenty shy But when he's out Oh what a guy CLASS UP IW qpr ill: .4-4 .yn-f 15 W 'i QW ,f-' 4134 36' Q ,Y . , l A t , , ' , . - ,. ' 1 A '- n s ' . , Y t'. t . Le' D ' I ' 1. h n 5 1 l ' 4 frffhflilyv . . I l , . . . W 3 -I ' ' of L hm L3 i 5'fi . Y -or A , 4 1 n D V f 'q V I ' fl I 7 . . f- wr 'Q X , . . 9 -1' , - 4 A . ' re' . Xt' - . .f mmf ' . f X ',? -ff! A l - A as S' af . as ,,. ' F I . I . : 1 I I ' , A A il if 1:'F' MAXINE HOWE Stud1,ous,aubzttous, mdustrlous too All of her work she d1,d always do llow she stands at the head of her class, .This sweet llttle blue eyed fat? hatred lass ELAINE KING She has a rzng so bzg and brtght And an our eyes she seems just rzght, But an ten years what'll Make say? Vzll he stwll dream of her mght and day? BEVERLY INSCHO She's on the team, She's got lots of steas, And for cfufr sake A basket she'll make JOYCE KING She ls so small And yet so brzght, Stlll always looking For a fight GERALD JEFFRIES lIere's to Old Jeff we all know hun well, In all school sports he swre does excel He took part an all, whatever the weather And now he and Joyce lyn are gomg together Nr PHILIP KING We He runs the male And on has face There's always a smle Tme can't erase JOYCE JENKINS Johme can run She has lots of fun, There are none 1, MARYANN KuczMAN the floor she plays good ball -ln lzfe's combat 1,t's a dcfferent story, I If know for Vmdy she sure dui fall that wtll be the end of her glory WALTER KEROUAC Say, Mac, Have you net Kerouac? lots of fun, Ihls partzcular one EDNA LINCE S e ts very qmet won't start a riot Her books are her tools nd she keeps all the rules IHE IIEAIISIEEHU . . . .' . I ' I ' I , . . - , .- . . - ', il' R . ' ' . ' 2 137 4? .J A ' . -49 V. . x Q , , bf N ' , 6 1 , 5 we me - I I 7 Others like her S5 ' . 1 ste, 'P N ' 0 . ,',p W f Bu? , . . . V, You J . . asf ,:.-' mm ' . He's ' sri ' . o-l'. .A 455' .QP I n ' ' 'nt' A She ' . K w Q A . But alaays sure her tork ts done She goes about wlth a snsllng face Vhtle she helps her jrtenas along ltfe's race 1h A alley ss a qutet so t e eldom says a word owlng taller every day, Nears stx feet, so we've heard What 18 your favortte sport? Come on let's have a report Right now we hear tt's Vuntce Schacher Are you to become a cradle rocker? Joan's weddtng LS comlng soon She wlll be a brzde tn June, Rock the cradle, cook the dlnner Whtle hubby all the tlme gets thinner . . T , . . Z When shocked, has cheeks just glow. attractzue kzd, neat, though rather vatn better get an your bad, Lucy the star of your tra That me reall, thlnk are fmnds But the rose MP fznd least harsh Is a gtrl, by name Rose Marsh Soweole keeps htm on has toes It must be has gal, Lorralne Rose She notches htm mornzng, noon and ntght, If he doesn't behave, she's sure to ftght Say, let's make her feel at home She came to us just late thls year, That she ts brtght, tt's uery ckaar Be ty ts the srl Uho ts seen w th Don a lot She acted tn class plays And was always on the dot qw' dlli v.ff Abi vw' ' 4? I-1-554 3332 EILEEN MORTON You look ln the hall And whom do you see lone but Esleen Szgmng passes for you and me ROSS OVERHOLT The army get hun for a wh-lle But neve male Ms lemver rlle de cane bacb here to flmsh sc ool And all the tame keeps very cool EDSEL MOSS In all school sports he partzczpates And wlth all has frzends he sure ly rates But you se ldom see hm out with the gzrls For at uentzon of them Ms head just whzrls ELLWOOD PENNELL He beats the drums To have one jun e X And after Carol Nil' lc,-er gf , -96' it ' 155 'Eur 3 J' He sure does run JOYCE MUFFORD She sure Ls swell He knows qulte well She's no coward BUD PERIOR You thznk of accountzng When you thznk of Bud He ts always on tune When not stuck ln the mud FRANK NORMAN When called upon He's always wzlllng And has date book Is always fzlllng SHIRLEY PETERSON Here's to Shlrley They crowned her queen She ls a blonde And never mean DONALD OSTRANDER He's an all around fellow He drlves the school bus When he quit basketball We made a big fuss ELEANOR PETRICK There's another lake Eleanor Of course lt's her twln You lmow she never argues For the others are bound to w-ln THE MEAHSLEEHU , . Ll f'fh f' A . . 7 I ' J. 1 .' N e,,r V W , -A L X V ' 1 I . I I . , E 'FY f ' , , fs, Vl-a'.' jy I -1 5 I 2433 v , .ef ' 2 X ie I . Ask Howard.. 4 ' 43: U ' -,E jp? J' ' v I Q' 415' sf. . WW QL Q , .v Al . 1 I Q ' ' . - . S W e W f ' fggglk lf - H . alll' All ' , , ,, me A W f ' . ,U tx ' . ' , v'Qh2.,z'r . ' I E i x . ELVERA PETRICK H lvera ts the otmr hal , Can ,aol magma mr tthout a laugh? She eevs to 'herb that Kea'rsley's grand, Therefore, she rfmazrs here on the stand RUTH RICE S wt zfrazi o mace, Ur lo ly Ruth Rtce 'V' wwf ms wept T' Stnce R Z3 3 ates she has kept JOYCELYN POWERS 'ue seen her tn the aym You'ue seen her mth Jerry Commg to school vzormngs She's always tn a hurry BONNIE RUTLEDGn Bonme goes mth a fellow from Tech, Ami the team she plays lzke heck She flghts to get her lessons, too, Hmally happy, seldom blue EDWARD PRINE Fuzzy, as he ts called by all, Can really play the game football He should have graiuatel a year ago But an acczdent wie hm a ltttle slow FLORA SHOECRAFT Ia the bani's a majorette Stepotrze v rv htgh Florfz's LTL step wtth the others DENSELEE QUALLS He comes to school, Does papa Qualls Then, when ht oes home The baby squal s in E- MARuARET SHURTER e ot a ltr iff, e '-far arct fhmter Bat she ts a worker, na never a shzrker FLOYD RAYSIN A ter a wee wrl y we He ls surely ltr He reads a lot Fl T ngoe t s u. hall 4 preens NELVA JhAN smon ' Ve-Lua sells our school suppltes She fu 1, hes us well, She orly ets to school on tune hher Doc gets an under the bell ELASE UP 947 Mx W'-Ti -48 if .I . ' , 'T f '1 '1.'f w . . T , 1, t . . , , we f A 1 f ' 'L' aes ' , A Ati the f, X. , , f E ' - q .' ,C ' 1 vb if f I f 5- ,-1. R I 1 X You , ,. ,, , , . , , . , , f Q , , , , A . ' , A . , 1 ,fi I ' ,jl,.r' . 'J . VV. , a 3,1 As the band goes marching by. Wu f N, Q , . ' 1 ei . ,,, . . f y qi A l L 1 ' asf' ., 'Q' Sh, is '1 f ' ter, , 'Q Qev -, 5 y L, 1 , A ' ' . . FY' 'L ,, , f , .J 9' ewry 1 ...k, , , ' A jf 15.22. H , , of f'Laga, 1es , he 5 .0 .I lj M am . . 4 V 4' ox E A .T X ' mf 'I i 'A l, 1, rrfs 2 l 7 Aw' Xi Q . L' , 9 - VERNIE SPRAGUE A Cornet he does play Vlth tts mellou tone He travels about the country Leabzng has Qlrl fra nds alone ,tht ks 0, EVERETT THoMPsoN A loyal semor Always on the ball Y-D-:f And 1 bell hehaved lad Xu, lr every study hall 5' x CAROL STRAYER Carol slngs alto In vocal class And 1n +ypzr',, Is a smart la 'Il RICHARD THORPE 1bp1Fg P Dark ioesn't rome If And when he eones He goes out of has way DORIS SWEERS She's the leader of our band And we all thlnk she's grand As she swung her baton The bana narfhes on LORNA THROWER Q, Lorna goes b1,+h Bllly Bye Ani when theyfre near 'ol You can hear them zgh 55' But neler a tear I ALAMEDA THOMAS there ' A 'P Who's absent a lol A good l-lttle son stress Vzth that UO1, e s e's got 76 ig, JEAN TOMPKINS Jeanne wzth the lzght brown hazr Jeanne wlth a smle so fazr 3- ohe lngs so very like a blrd She should be both seen and heard JOSEPH THOMAS You thank of wvrnallsrn When you thmle of Joe He's done has parf Arid a long ways will go 9 fi 3 '95 Roam TRnBELuoRN He 1,5 the manager of every team nv, Ana upon th fnlayers You see 'um bean. 'RQ THE MEAHSLEEHU . P , :K 1 . I lx J AL? O 2: A-A A rl ,V I R, A ' -'W 'QQ' , A J A A ...gf A A A gf V 5 ' Q ' A A v- V? V i A lf, A .4 V . 'Vw I W Y A I A L 1 , 1 if ' To school every dayg 2 . , 1 5 5 V , i ' A . v,y 3 J , ,Y ,. , ,, NOW , , W l .efqllfl , , I ' I ' ' 1 ' ' 'C . ,J ' . ' . ' . . ' ,-J' n ' I H 'I lv s J A X -1 ' Vg' l gr, LL J: I . ft K 1 -4 . , r , -, A 1 A ' . ff' . rf ' Qs we ' HAROLD TUTTLE He lwes over by the ducks and turtles But he as too heavy to wp the hurdles However he plays tn ot r sports And does pretty well, by all reports BETTY WAGE Thus dlrl may look Eoth sullen ami crulet but when she's out NAOMI VAUGHAN Ilaom always comes to school And trles lo obey the Golden Rule In school she stands well wp an rank And she keeps her money mn the bank BERTHA WARTENBERG liere's to Bertha Vho's sort of tall, Hatch out, lady, You're bound to fall BRYCE VOHWINKLE You look on the fleld And whom do you see? None but Bryce lrorkmg for vzctory MAXINE WESTON Here's to Maxzne, An atomc bomb, Stay away, boys She belongs to Ton CLASS UF i947 at ll WZYUZ TWNP MARY AGAN Hasketball Vocal MUCIC Cheerleader HARRY AICORN Irack BERRICE AIRARD Home ECOUOm1C6 Club 0fflC9T RALPH ASH Track Cross Country H Y ARDYTH BARHFR Home FCONOm1CS Club LLOYD BARR Iootball H Y BLRNEIL BPCKLH Pres of Sophomore Class Pres of JUHIOF Class Pres of SGHIOT Class Pres of Student Counc1l 1n JUHIOF and Senlor years H1 Y Charter Member H1 Y Presldent H1 Y basketball Football Track Meet My RIVGS Here Comes Charlie DUABE BFLI Football Baseball HAYES BIFRIE Football MICKEY BOLANDER Football Baseball H1 Y Jun1or SCHIOF Banquet and Sen1or Play COmm1LLPCS DEIORFS BOSTRICK SEHIOF G1FlS Reserves Glee Club J Hop Commlttee Meet My RIVCS Ikre Comes Charl1e JUHIOF Sen1or Banquet COmm1fEq IRENE BRIODY Home ECONOmlCS Club RUTH BROWNLEE Off1C6 JOYCE BOSHART Prompter Senlor Play local MUSIC G1FlS Reserves BETH BLEIOR Cheerleader SCHIOF G1FlS Reserves Sen1or Prom COmm1tLC8 N8C1OHBl Honor SOCICCS Here Comes Charl1e Student D1rector of Meet My RIVES WILLIAM HYF Cross Country Track H1 Y Here Comes Charlle RUTH CARD Glee Club RAYMOND CONROY exe Comes Charl1e LOIS DOTY G1rl Reserves NOC8l MUSIC Sen1or Play Commlttee Ecl1pse AUDREY EGIS Llll reserves Ecl1pse BOE EVANS football MARY LOL FWFII flee Club ROBERT CAIIHLR Track Cross Crounty H1 Y Pep Club Boy Scouts FLORENCF GIFRTZ Raskctball Softball Track Glrls Reserves Pres1dent Promptcr for Jun1or and Senlor Plays J Hop and Sen1or Prom Comm1ttees Home FCODOm1CS Club Glee Club Llbrary and Pep Clubs JOAN CIIHIRISLW Glflb Reserves Glee Club Student COUHC1l RCSPPCSCHLHEIVC Secretary of Student Counc1l N8t1OH8l Honor SOCICCY Meet My RIVSS Here Comes Charlle l1brary JOF GOLLISH H1 Y Track DON GRFENMAN Band Boy Scouts H1 Y J Hop and Sen1or Prom COmm1tC66S Track Cross Country Hoon l1ght and Applesauce Here Comes Charlle COLLEEN GRICORY Vocal MUSIC Off1CC ARTHUR CRFTZINGER H1 Y JAMES HANNAH Football H1 Y ROBERT HARSOR baseball THE HEAHSLEEHU l 12 ., , 1 l , . 7 ,' : ' , ' . z , , 1- . 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I : , '- . 1' X DICK HEIDTMAN Football Pep Club H1 Y Student Councll Boy Scouts Moonl1ght and Applesauce Meet My WIVCS Here Comes Charl1e Cha1rman of the follow1ng comm1ttees J Hop Jun1or SCHIOT Banquet and Sen1or Prun ROBERT HERRIMAN Football PHYLLIS HICHCOCK Backetball Softball Glee Club MAXINE HOWE Grrls Reserves Class Secretary CJun1or And SBh10fl Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Here Comes Charlle L1brary BEVERLY INSCHO Basketball Softball Track Vocal MUSIC G1rl Reserves Ecl1pse Staff Home ECOn0m1CS Club GERALD JEFFRIES Baseball Basketball Football Track H1 Y JOYCE JENKINS Class Treasurer fSophomore Jun1cr and Sen1or Yearsl G1rl Reserves Basketball Softball Track Pep Club Ecl1pse Staff J Hop and Jun1or Sen1or Banquet Comm1ttees Moonl1ght and Applesauce Meet My w1VeS L1brarv WALT KEROUAC Baseball Football Track H1 Y Pep Club ELAINE KING Basketetball Softball Track Glee Club JOYCE KING Vocal Mus1c L1brarv PHILIP KING Football Track Cross Country MARY KUCZMAN Basketball Softball Track Glee Club Cheerleader GERALD LOCKREY Football Baseball Basketball H1 Y V1ce Presldent of Class JUHIOY and Sen1or Years HERBERT LOWE Cross Country ROSE MARSH Glee Club VIRGINIA MATTINGLY Jun1or Play Comm1ttee JOAN MCCOLLEY Home Econom1cs Club Jun1or G1rls Reserves Ecl1pse Staff for J Hop Sophomore and JUDIOY Plays LUCILLE MCNEICE G1rl Reserves Pep Club Glee Club Comm1ttees for J Hop and Sen1or Plav MO0hl1ghL and Applesauce RUSSELL MILLS Basketball H1 Y BETTY MOONEY Home Econom1cs Club Sen1or G1rl Reserves Llbrary Club Off1C6 Glee Club Meet My w1VeS Here Comes Charl1e EILEEN MORTON Off1CC EDSEL MOSS Basketball Baseball Football H1 Y MOOHl1ghC and Applesause JOYCE MUFFORD Glee Club Off1ce L1brary C0mm1tC66S for Sen1or and JUDIOP Plays Sen1or Prom and Jun1or Sen1or Banquet FRANK NORMAN H1 Y Football Moonl1ght and Applesauce Meet My WIVES DON OSTRANDER Basketball Baseball Football Pep Club ROSS OVERHOLT F1X1Hg Aunt Fanny M1SS1ng One Pa1r Ecl1pse Staff Orchestra ELLWOOD PENNELL Band H1 Y N8C10H8l Honor SOCICCY Comm1ttees for J Hop Sen1or Prom and Jun1or Sen1or Banquet BUD PERIOR ECIIPSC Staff SHIRLEY PETERSON Vocal MUSIC ELEANOR PETRICK Vocal Group Pep Club Ecl1pse Staff Sophomore Play Comm1ttee ELVERA PETRICK Vocal Group JUHIOF and Sen1or Play Comm1ttees Pep Club ECIIDSC Staff JOYCELYN POWERS Basketball Sen1or G1rls Reserves Ecl1pse Staff EDWARD PRINE Football CLASS UP I947 : 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 ll ' ID 1 -' , 11 1 ' U I 1 1 1 : - , - I , , . I , , - 11 - II - 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 I , . : 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' - ll - fl - , ' ll '- 11 - , . : 1 1 1 1 ' : I I I C . Z , . I , , . : I D I 9 ' I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 : . , . . ' . 5 National Honor Society, Queen of Junior Class, Library, Comm1ttees ' 1 ' - . : 1 1 1 ' - 11 - 11 , . : , - . 3 1 1 - u - 11 ll ' 11 1 1 1 1 . . U . - 1 1 1 ' 1 2 5 s 5 ' 1 l ' . . . ' - H ' I7 u - ,, - 1 1 , 3 1 , , . . 97 ' ' I7 ll - - - 11 ' ' 1 1 , : S I ' S A' . . Q . - ' 1 ' . Y 1 ' . : 1 1 l 1 - Z , . . ' , . DENSELEE QUAILS Student Counc1l Football Basketball RUTH RICE C1rl Reserves lome ECONOMICS Club Bonnle Rutbedge Softball Basketball Glee Club E l1p e Sta i Sophomore Play C0mm1tC6S FLORA SHOECRAFT Majoret e Home Economxcs Club G1rl Peserves ECl1pSS Staff MARGARET SHURTER Softball Basketball ECl1pS6 Staff Jurlor Flay and Jun1or Sen1or Banouet COmm1Ct96S Moonllzht and Applesauce NELVA JEAN SIMON Home E o omlcs Club E l1yse Staff Sopxomore and Junlor Pla COmm1CC8SS VERNIE SPRAGUE Band SWIHQ Band Baseball CAROL STRAYER Baseball Softball Track Pep Club Glee Club SCHIOF Play Commlttee MOOHl1ghf and Applesauce DORIS SWEERS Hole Economlcs Club Glrl Reserves Esllpse Majorette ALMEDA THOMAS Vocal Muslc JOSEPH THOMAS Band Ecllpse EVERETT THOMPSON Band Commlttees for Sophomore Junxor and Senlor Plavs and Junmor Senxor Banquet LORNA THROWER Vocal MLSIC Basketball COTm1lEC8S fo Sopnomore JUUIOT And Sen1or Plays JEAN TOMPKINS Band Voc l MUSIC ECl1pS8 Staff ROBERT TRIBELHORN Manager of Football Basketball and Baseball Teams HAROLD TUTTLE Football Baseball SCDIOF Pron COmm1CtS8 NAOMI VAUGHAN SCHIOF G1rls Reserves Nat1onal Honor SOC16tY L1brary MOOHl1ghE and Applesauce Tweet My MIVSB BRYCE VOHWIBRLE ootball, Moonl1ght and Applesauce Meet My WIVSS BETTY WAGE Pep Club MAXINE WESTON Glee Club Llbrary Commnttees lor Junxor and Senlor Plavs SGHIOF Prom and Junlor Senlor Banquet THE HEAHSLEEHU . , . . 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Y. ,- f 1 4 1 . es. v -.Q 3 -. 1 fi 'Q J, li' x . ii .4 ' f . gn, ,Q ax A fs 1 ..s g, r 1 'w .X ' ,, I Q: ,A- S' 66444 of 7945 N.: SECTION I Flrst Row left to rlght Fred Dean Jacquellne Dlcknnson Douglas Carpenter, Mr Heffelbower Howard Flnkbelner, Jean Cash Martln Arendt Second Row Cleft to rlghtl LaVern Coon Lloyd Carpenter Tom Beck Elmer French, Russell Clark, walter Coen, Bob Clodfelter, Phlllp Gern Thlrd Row Cleft to rnghtl Loretta Glomson Joyce Dagner Pat Coyle, Barbara Bracken Betty Clark, Jean Ecklnger Loulse Alward Pat Dewatt Shlrley Burton SEC ION ll Flrst ow left to rlght Vernon Nannor Mary Ethaer, Vnvnan Muller, Rose Glguere, Jennett Ksrbyson Onalee Lucas, Mr Hoffman Second Row left to rlghtl Bell Hansford Byron Lovett Allan Johnson, Fred Nagengast, Donald McCann Robert Lovett Make Grab Thlrd Row fleft to rlght Tom Goullsh Don Lysner Geraldune Noyce, Larry Langford, Ralph Holslnger, Jack McLaughlin, Jeanne Gleason SECTION Ill Flrst R left to rlght Kenneth Thompson Max Shock, James Smlley Second Row Ileft to flghtl Anita Smlth Betty Rouse Eunuce Schacher, Mrs Jones Pauline Trovllllon, Gerry Sherman Joan Coon Thlrd Row left to rughtl Lorraune Rose Katherane Peters Katherine Tiller, Marlon Hagner Delores Smlth Mary Pasternak, Jack Smlthson Shlrley Spears Patsy Ollver Fourth Row left to rnght Joyce DeLong Gene Sweers Robert Snuske Don Rood, Henry Visser, Ralph Terry Larry Thompson, Duck Smlth Robert Sweers Jack Robblns, Douglas Serrels Absent Margaret Holcomb, Donald Owen, Claude Spencer Armas Hest Jack Heat CLASS UI I947 fzmmii qibqgde H SEE I 674 +5 iii gijka f 3 VH ,f , 1 fag life? K, , ' Ks A , , E ' X 4 x 'Ad fIERQa?Nm ,A, , ., ,fa1 ik M ,N,L, AniIf1lu1.4illl!' ' THE HEAHSLEEHU EEE, 3 .Mia SECTION I Ieeated on floorl Duane Goodall FIRST RON: lleft to rlghtl Vlrglnla Brletol, Deloree Brock, Charlotte Gllberteon, Eldon V. luelllteacherl Rosemary Cmroy. Betty Neutala. Vlvlan Clark. SECOND ROV: lleft to rlghtl Ruby Brlody, Phyllle Cornell. Vlliif Dunler, Rob rt Altken, Halter Dandur, Davld Brodle, Jerry Alcorn, Joe DeFord, Dale Ferrle, Bill Nartln. Robert Geleenhaver, Sybl Burgeee, Selva A len. THIRD ROV: Ile ft to rlghtl Leona Arendt, Pat Glomeon, Marlene Bertaeo, Nargle Galther, Nart Conn, Fey Chapman, :own Coax Iutzl Gooeeen, Roberta Barlow, Arlene Alle. Donna Coon, Dorothy Cook, Donna Doutra, Pet Falk, re o . SECTION II Flret Roe: lleft to rlghtl Danny Nunt. Charles Norton, Raymond Nllee, Kenneth Nerrlleen, Clayton Hlll, Guy Hunt, Bob Nueky, Earl LaBean. SECOND ROH: Ileft to rlghtl Charlee Keeney. Ted Luft, Beverly Mattlngly. Joyce Root. Betty Nartln, Iarbara Rlchardeon, Beulah Norton, Ellzabeth Haneon, Joan Knew, Collenn Hewitt, Grace Hayee, Jln Marquand. Paul Grab. THIRD ROV: Ileft to rlfhtj Nr. Nolconb, Patrlcle Land, Marjorie Brownlee. Grace Grleeold. Blll LaLonda, Rayce Grleeold. Euvene HcClel end, Steve Loncarevlc, John Lemeter, Ed Norman, Vlrgll Leele., shlrley NcColley, Harlan Johneofh Lua le Nendrlck. SECTIDN Ill Flret Row Cleft to rl htl Blll R k ll, C l Sul h , l gxggsri Hahn myth' Trzdivgwiunaygahvnsgg 'Baud :Zuni t eon Ne eon Price, Richard Shorter, Rlchard ov: e orgt ore e,C Hd,El 8' ,I , Smith Doroth Severe Jo ce Tweed gvonne onrhoo u.?l.3 mfswn D',or': Yorhnhr' Donn' schnlfllh Joyce ' . Y - Y . Ove olt,Mre le ,J' Ig, TMPO RW- lleft to rlghtj Nre. Smlth lteacherl, Loulee Hllllarzsfnnaxlgeclgeezygouee, Jack Hallace, Nubert Uhlto, 3:Lg:.:?lS:Zi'H'l:3'Snyder, Dallae Hlldnen, Ronald Hlckhan. Jin Toeery, Duane Selleck, Oannle Hhltcod. Laura ELASS UF i947 Qaeda GG ff! in new W Q,-, 1 FN fi Sit. EI :nv 5 ' e 3' ,,- 9 'Pg . I ,.,s Section I First Roni fleft to rightl Paul Campbell, Benjamin Kinnish, Lehman McKnight, Leslie Norden, Bruce Coen, Dale Ward, Julius Rose. Second Row: Cef't to rightl Ruby Steele, Marjorie Giertz, Rosemary Trecha, Barbara Radke, Bertha Bock, Georgia I se, Gracie Barlow, Norma Brown, Barbara'Shears, Marlene Cook, Lois Miller. Third Row: Cleft to rightl Mrs. Kline, Beverly Hetherington, Mary Angus, Carl Smith, Kenneth Tanner, Charles Petry, Patricia Morgan, David Noyce, James Bricker, Nancy Richards, Keith Vance, Ronald Icke, Wallace Koryciak, Martha Hard, Rosalie Umphrey. Section ll First Row: Cleft to rightl Jack Alpin, Jerry Fuller, Bernard Miller, August Belanger, Jack Schaaf. Second Row: Cleft to rightl Peggy McFadden, Catherine Sylvester, Joan Lucas, Cheryl Giguere, Imogene Osborne, Joyce Nestphall, Barbara Stahl, Delores Geisenhaver, June Martin, Sally Cook, Gloria Daroczy. Third Row: Cleft to rlghtl Mrs. Kline, Prudence Thrower, Maxine Hohn, Janet Dagner, Jack Stiles, Claude Ash, Jim Creekbaum, Richard Nagengast, Bill Diehl, Donald Godmar, Jack Zudell, Gertrude Mattia, Arlene Egts, Evelyn Hill. Section III First Row Cleft to rightl Lester Loyer, Paul Buda, James Horton, Jerry Nitt, Donald Nheeler,Boo Lang.Harren Hart, Robert Nhite. Second Row: Cleft to rightl Cleo Coon, Leah Baucus, Barbara Helsh, Barbara Card, Thelma Mount, Norma Lee Shock, Donnabelle Gunsell, Ella Lipstraw, Joyce Nordstrom, Joyce Swanson, Annabelle Gunsell Third Row: Cleft to rightl Mrs. Kline, Caroline Mellberg, Aleta Visser, llanita Bowen, Boo Nildman, Donald Hamaker, Jim Travis, Jack Duncan, Kaye Paquette, Irene Lewis, Arlene Brown, Inez Briody. IIIASS UI IH47 He are proud of the Freshmen this year, and they have reason to be proud of themselves. They are as a class, and without exception, studious, prompt, courteous and ambitious. They are well represented -X in athletics, in vocal music, in band and in other extra-cirricular j7 activities. y J9 Highlight of the year were the Initiation Day, followed in the Nv5 evening by the Sophomore-Freshman party, held March 2lst, attended by many movie celebrites by proxy. Much of their success has been due to the good judgmentwith which they selected their class officers. , President, Claude Ash - a fine student with an outstanding person- ality Vice President Barbara Stahl another fine student dependable ambitious Secretary Treasure. Joyce Swanson an excellent student I QE:-, ' talented in music, responsible Student Council Representative Donald Godmar a good student capable dependable Srgklqwze SECTION l First Row Kleft to rightl H Duke, 8 Hood A Fleming, P Ketterer, E. Hufford R Lawrence C Howell L Baker, H Hlllaker Second Row fleft to rightl ll. Ash 8 McMahon F Hayward H Lovett, B Shurter, T Drab' 3 Flschef H uriswold, P Duffey, M. Clements P Kline 8 Culhane L. Johnson Third Row Ueft to rightl Miss Higgins I Marsa, P llilliams, D lelson,ll. lagengast H Michael F Hastedt, J Harris, J Grady, J Baker, G. Wakefield, V Gaither, V Kietzman, H Davies lelllu: Absent L. Christensen, L Mitchell C Crawford, J Walker D Hood G Miller B Tribelhorn, D French M. Scudder Second Row fleft to rlghtl M L.8uda J Thomas M. Simpson R Land, P Hard, 8. Shoecraft B Heat 6 Haddell, D Hoffsinger, J Snider C Price D Hallace D Hilson, H. Casteel Third Row lleft to rightl Y Palmer, J Shaw, J Robbins, H Taylor, E. Alward, D Davis R. uustafson D Schmitzer, G Polnskey R Bryant E Kozma N Grady D L. Horthington THE l4EM7lSlEEHU I 0 :Je 3 U lmuuu SECTIOH ll First Row:Kleft to rights F. Hielson, D. Owen, E. Mattingly, E. 0'Callaghan, J. Hannah, if-v-'nf Sam H xl . I -MA I 1 .,.,g fgcaentifgiuzaks . - First Row: Ueft to rlghtl B. Hazard, H. Martlnes, V. Burgess, J. Alcorn, D. Evans, R. Card, L. Austin, D. Greenman. Second Row lleft to rightl A. Hhltney, R. Shaw, P. Beck, E. McMahon, B. Pettengill, P. Wallace, M. McGraw, S. Lucas, C. Schaaf, K. Barron, E. Price. Third Row Cleft to rlghtl G. Fischer, J. Stiles, 8. Gustafson, M. Luft, H. Keeney, P. Prieur, N.J. Patton, J.Muschlane, ll. Rex, J. Peterson, G. Miller, R. Stageberg, B. Hudson. Fourth Row: Ueft to rightl Mrs. Scott, S. Lepqrd, M. Schmidt, D. Cook, D. Angus, R.M. Thick, 6. McClelland, G. Underhill, V. Harriman, H. Hayes, C. Mcllelce, ll. Boegner, J. LaLonde, E. Ehrhart. THE MEAHSLEEHU 15Qz4 md4 . 'u .,S,,,4 First Row: Cleft to rightl D. Heinzelman, J. Visser, R. Ecker, K. Walterhouse, C. Black, R. Holmes, G Corless. Second Row: fleft to rightl D. Nalterhouse, J. Brock, S. Rutledge, L. Harris, C. Reppuhn, Miss Riggins, H. Shook, R. Johnson, J. Wright, D. Veit, E. Mathews. Third Row: fleft to rlghtl P. Ososki, F. Poisson, N. Peevyhouse, J. Dumler, B. Barlow, M. Alpin, J. Gustalson, V. Hahn, P. Schmidt, J. Freese, D.J. Burton, P. Clapp, G. McNeice, V. McMahon, A. Halterhouse Fourth Row:ileft to rightl L. Lenzi, J.R. Carson, G. Boyer, R. Koryciak, 0.Hilmoth, T. Lewls, P. Miller G. McClelland, F. Land, B. Zonker, B. Zandi, E. LaBean, B. Grant, J. Bigelow, G. Rockwell, N. Gamber, B. Nyman. , CLASS UFIQQY lI5'f A Wav Ji A K nf X + x' L 5 l l l Frist Row lleft to rightl Cheryl Giguere, Louise Williams, Jean Tompkins, Delores Younkers Donald Wheeler Alfred Lindholm fDirectorl, Belva Allen, Roy Ladd, Wanita Bowen, Luella Mitchell Lois Muller Second Row Cleft to rightl Robert Wildman, David Ryan, Guy Hunt,Joe Denno, Henry Visser Eugene McClelland Fred Nagengast, Jim Towert, Tom Beck, David Brodie, Keye Paquette, Joe Thomas, Laura Umphrey Third Row Cleft to rightl George Poisson, Loretta Tusker, Thelma Mount, Charles Crawford Delores Vollbrecht, Joyce Swanson, Raymond Niles, Cherles Keeney, Catherine Sylvester, Florence Poisson Wanda Hlxenbaugh, Gale Evans, Joan Stiles. The Kearsley High School Band has participated in nearly all the school activities throughout the year.. At the home games the initial lettdrs of the opponent were formed. They led in the Armistice Day parade and played for The P.T.A. and Kearsley Men's Club. Fred Nagengast tried out at Fenton and made Second Division plus on his rating sheet, which entitles him to play at Ann Arbor April l8, 1947. In the Beginals the band placed in Division II. They will compete at Ann Arbor April l9,l947. The school has purchased about S1500 worth of new uniforms, including a set of drum majorette suits. We owe all of our success this year to our able director Mr. Lindholm, who has directed the band for the past four years, and to the co-operation which we received in enforcing the articles of the band constitution. The officers of the club are: H. Marsden, president, H. Ladd, vice-president, V. Sprague, treasurer, C. Giguere, secretary. THE HLAHSLLEHU x . x Vx. x 1 4 MN x X x Ax N I l . 2 x X , 1' 2,6 K,f 3. l Y ' x , ,S Y 1. X, U , f , VV' g , 2 , v a 2 x 1 X 1 'a , 3 x A ,X 14QV.hW A X ,J Y X v,,Nf3a Wy 1 1 x R X x 1. , Q X x V., R pn '01 h -4 CLASS UF l947 .X Ig 2 s s x X abexx ' K. nS0 Nm K am 00f0x-YW WW e ' Kea ' Us Sweeff- . 00 X e Lucas. Brace Mies Ona e e Gun 5eXY. EyeNY' Q I 1 x xv mu Z 5755 5251 .ml FIRST ROW:Ueft to right! J. ROAT, M. CONN, J. NORDSTROM, J. KNAPP, D. GUNSELL, J. BOSHART, ssconn nowzuen to figmm B. MATTINGLY, Miss LINDLE, B. HAUTALA, P.MORGAN, N. Hxuwans, u J. coNN. J. Munfonn. - 'rurnn nowrueft to right? A.VISSER, 1. LEWIS, B. snmns, M. wssrora, J. rommuns, L. uname, hp- J. DAGNER. BRICKER, M. COOK, P. THROWER, G. GRISWOLD FIRST ROVl:Ileft to right? K.PETERS J.CASH, B.CARD, J.DICKINSON. MISS LINDLE, A.SMITH, R.RICE, J.LUCASM.BUSHA. SECOND ROI! Cleft to rxghtl L GLOMSON P GLOMSON E PETRICK J DELONGyE.PETRICK, G.HATTIA, B. INSCHO, IHTHROWER, J KING THIRD ROY fleft to rxghtl E SCHACHILR L DOTY K TILLER G NOYCE D.SMITH, T.BECK, PLKUJAVA, S BARNES S BURTON 4 WZBOWEN, C. STFA YER, THE MEAHSLEEHU f ,lg 'E 352 - K is M4 I' , 'Q J 1 FIRST ROW:l1eit to rightl DJIHEELER, BJIOLVERTON, J.ROSE, E.MUFFORD, J.DUN. SECOND ROW:l1eft to right, G.FlSCHER, R. STAGEBERG, B.PETTENGILL, P.MC FADDEN, ILASH, B.FISCHER, P.KLINE B.COEN. THIRD ROW:C1eft to right! E.SlMPSON, C.MELLBERG, R.STEliLE, N.SHOCK.M.E.WELL, R.LIPS'l'RAW, C.FIBCHER, P.WILLIAMS, P.HEIZELMAN, C.Hl-IWITT, P.LAND, B. WOOD. FOURTH ROW:l1eft to rightlL.HENDRICK, F.CHAPMAN, V.BRISTOL, D.SCRMITZER, V.GAITHER. LCFEEKBAUN, C.GILBERTSON, I-LNAGENGAST, LLNAGENAST, R.NILES, N.BROWN, LLGOOSSEN, S.BURGESS, CJIOOD, MISS LINDLE. There are three classes of vocal music. These groups have performed at different times and for various occasions. At intervals whole or parts of these groups have sung over radio Station W.M.R.P. One group sang for the Kearsley Nkn's Club February 3. Another group furnished with the all school ember 18, as well as contributing music to various other school activities,.The big occasion for Christjas program Dec the Music Department, Band and Vocal, is the Annual Music Festival which takes place the first full week in May. This is Kearsley's way of keeping tryst with National Music Week. CLASS U? H47 X 1 4 1 HU U1 MVA I I 5 X i I oscp f 1 A Xlllf, L O n UI UI SL ' N ar wang 41mm lm MMS HU ,Hi 'EAM ,IN ',n a 1 ' ?hUFY.I QHREH FPVJNT ANV?XI PV?1N1 1nxfIH5 N,-f Ay, fu- ,fl ,' 5. A ' fm pg, P H w n H X V n xm1fi.1. mini-1 fwllwff UriPnLnl N Atv h1Ub5 ll 'Lmv'X Iullnhy 3f.n-V I-,M lwiv klqrln' Hrfnd M'1Jfgw.I in funv 'f , hik'Q IN ill SHfZVhOb1H WvzAufl Hon E -:, Alxb f Jr . WHIE: HJXLA. Vina LA Liuw Vfgtz iV5l Xvxniv VIP'V ,nfL. Huw lJy1Q Vlunw IX P111 U7 2113 I W: 1'fI'l' lhv Hhmbn I 1 W' ' 'W X ,Ll f,..- V L N E1xif,L. N'51T Iwllb of Nl. Mary H 53HWf Yi GYPSY 1AwwA XJ I N1 L 1 Hrlpvrl fu 'I Yu Hn-nl' Mr- fixllllly f,axl'vi1I'1v KUTU if Wi X ul Mxwuys 11 A ill If?-l.' Kirin W-11'W1l 'A' 'Y' Hwly, amy, :my JJ- lfkf-fw A Prnvvr 'YfH' A HY' X'Ul,.11 tjlfjli' N1 U I ,, , 53,11 ing Sy 'ICWI If er A all wi ' F 'WLEE 1 'R THLETIES ? afxike? 3 gage PX' Q 0 f K Q f' Q Q 0' U C ul ' fi' W F7 -what mmm ,fam C j of if zw if flffffff if Q-LXJT, THE MEAHSLEEHU ,-xr v RSI, Q. RRS gg, A Lk A Rfb' - 'TTR ' ,. -M f- asf 'C 956 N 5j1RSL5'!vg 1535-LT 4,51 ,C Ji .- - vs , E 1 a9fR -.- gf 'f75Q, niq Lxffgf 'Q' 1.1. lu-- 15 KT FIRST ROW:lleft to right? C.BOEGNER, G.SWEERS, C.FERHIS, B.0SBORNE, M.BOLANDER, B.lANSONg C.SHITH SECOND ROWlK1eft to rightfMGR. B. TRIBELHORN, W.KEROUAC, J.LOCKERY, E.MOSS, R.CLARK, E.FRENCH D OSTRANDER J.JEFFRIES, D.BLLL, COACH CMK. RICHARDS. ELASS UP IQ47 I946 BASEBALL SCORES KEAHSLEY 5 CLIQ 1 KEAHSLEY 2 asscusn 3 KEARSLEY 4 DAVISON 3 KEAHSLEY 1 FENTON 3 KEARSLEY o FLUSHING 1 KEARSLEY 4 mr. MORRIS 3 KEARSLEY s GRAND BLANC 3 KEARSLEY 1 BENDLE 1 RICHARD KARDOS, CLASS OF '46, RECEIVED THE ATHLETIC AWARD FOR BOYS. THE COACHES ARE PLANNING A FULL SCHEDULE FOR THE 1947 BASEBALL SEASON. S E i R5 ,f 1 I' , 3 kXp.R5lf, gXb,Rf!f, Xbffggff, , K 5,n:izf,, N. I - ,, ,bthnslfy Qsvaj-it, -45 V, If , ifuff 4 2 fJff1 k A ,. N. JB -J e . eb. .J E -..f' i Q T 3 5 S I F MA, rrfwk as -eeeffs N xl E 1,5 '7 . , f 1, XM f , 3 5 'Q s 'ff 2 ' ' - 4 , g . ,I First Row: lleft to rljhtl Joe Goulish, Harry Alcorn, Phil ip King, Ra 1 w f,,Hl'lQF,f7!'ff- Second Row: lleft 'to rightl Mr. Kaulitz, RusseH Clark, Hilliarv Efye, r Omen Snuske, Robert Gaither Edsel Moss. May 19, 194-6 Kearsley won the En- iIk2'i'i, 1 ,l,,g1i..,1 -ntl. 4155 points against. FenLon's fin. Tm- lm :ww hs-4 only no ilrsts to FenLon's six, buL the County einmfg- R141 .zf H. wo Pam, with a toss of 43 feet and 10 inches in the rf-M., an iyi' 1-iff ws, n,esr1x,0r1e of the 990 heats, were the Kearmlf-y winnefxw. Li: 'Nl-1: hnfi nm second place berths. Track Coach, Dale lf. hauliLz, 1: - ',lf!1' 4 1 .f ready for Lhe 1947 season. 'Ihey are looking for-.xfzrfi 11,-I i'r:unLv Meet and the State Meet at. Michigan btate 63.314 ' hai HPAQSLEEHU 0,444 . . V . z 1 l 1 Q ... G, ' X -'mf ' ,hx l xg -2 N, 9 L A .Qui 1 . whhxi AA . wit hgh! as :- +V +Y'x55f'f Rs, pR5lf ' Y 'Rall' a ,igbss lt' ZM' 'SpsAfw,lsP +81 J' Aijhltgillf a ,QW2, f lf 415' A.Jv f if f T ' 45' I 4 , ng Y ' ,R I , . an - ' ' if x e -, U, I 3 N' 7 4 ' ld K fL +f1 fffQQlE' N i I K lx f .l 11ll lgillla Ein ,,f,,Lf+',r av , if,J X, hast la,l 5 Qf r lla- l l' ' n l 45 CW nR5Q-f xp au- SU 4 lZTfi'i ' M a as Af f 3, W ,a a , N l . cn ' F ai 9 l r: ,9,4 f l , x 'F a., Y E an lfffw Q l VESEEQ! , '1c if ' ,, ' A l A fi N53-,f X ' if d Q Q . 'Q ,X M gi , el V J- b ,'.v ax f ,, 5 x f 1 c Q if - V ii jr ll B N 'W fix' X a f First Row: lloft to rlghtl Bruce Coen, Donald Lyahor, Ralph hh, Mr. Kuulltz, Harry Alcorn. Phlllp Gorn, Ralph Holslngor. Second Row: lloft to rlghtl James Smiley, Phil Ip Klng, Larry Thompson, Fred Nagengast. Hllllam Bye, Robert Gllthtr Larry Langford. Kearsley's Cross Country team, uxvh 1- rhw guidance of Coach Dale Kamlnz, had Lwo rreets with Grand Blanc and wh Amr.. In Lhe State Meet the Hornets placed fifth. Individual scones ws-1 V Philly FIU! 15 Harlu xlfHYH 13 lnuuv Lnuyiurd 17 Ik1lI1'dU1 33 lbh Una cl 44 ELASS UF 1947 Quail 9 7wzd4f! O 'L V1 C, S 1- Alh - First Row Cleft to rightl Mrg.B.Tribelhorn, G.Spinnoy, D.0uaIls, H.Kerouac, D.Ostrander M 'olander Hannah D.Bell, Mrg.J.Robbins. Second Row lleft to rightl Mrg.R.Hheeler, J.Lockrey, G.Sweers, R.Clark, E.French, B.Qecker L Coon B Hanson B.Snuske. Third Row lleft to rightl Mr. Buell, Mr. Knudson, J.Jeffries, B.Vohwinkle, L.Earr, E.Noss E Prine B Harriman, R.Heidtman, Mr. Richards, Mr. Kaulitz. Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Kearslev Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Davison Fenton Flushing Mt. Morris Grand Blanc Bendle Beecher ' 6 20 O 7 7 7 6 Members of the'l946 Hornet line- up incllxdedz n s B Snuske,'G.Jeffries, W3.Hanson, W3.Spinney, Guards B Herriman, L.Coon, 1D.Be1l,' R.Heic1tman. Tackles 'E Prhug VLLewis,'NB.Becker, 'L.Barr, B.Vohwink1e acks 'M Bolmnkr, R.C1ark, 'D.0strander, E.French,'G.Lockery 'WIhnouac Centers G Sweers, 'J.Hannalh 'E.Moss. Captaln B Becker l l-Seniors THE MEAHELEEHU C'N 4 ! First Row: lleft to rightl 8.LaLonde, H.Finkbeinor, B.Geisonhaver, J.Stiles, D.Sarrels, L.Carpenter. Second Row: lleft to rightl Mr. Buell, J.Robbins, T.Goulish, R.Griswold, J.DeFord J.Hallace, B.Clodfelter, 0.Bell, Mr.Kaulitz. . Third Row: lleft to rightl Mr. Knudson, D.Rood, E.Snyder, J.Uest, C.Hill, D.Smith, H.Vhits, K.Halkor r4.Shock, Mr. Richards. ALL COUNTY RECOGNITION Gene Spinney, End, and Burnell Becker, Tackle, were placed on the All County Football team by the coaches of Genesee County. Don Ostrander, Back, was placed on the second team. KEMH1EYlKBNETS DEMONSTRATION TEAM AT ATWOOD STADIUM The Genesee County Coaches and Officials Association staged a Foot- ball Clinic Tuesday, September 7, 1946 at Atwood Stadium. Particular play and rule changes were worked out with the Kearsley Hornets as the as the demonstration team. Rule changes for l946, such as correct positions and procedure of officiating, were included in the program. Dick Evans, Earl Secrest, Wendell Lyons and E.H.l.'artlett acted as officials. 'lhe Association hopes to make this an annual affair. CLASS Ul I947 jwqsusy J 'if' fi! JQ xx ,Hy Ill :Mx xx A' xi .ff XX 3. ' 'xx X x , is f Q Q Q xX Xx A XX '- Z X mx . 2 - W 1: ll jf 7414: '7evwf f FIRST ROV Cleft to rightl Jerry Lockrey. Gerald Jeffries, Don Ostrender Edsel Hoes Gene Splnney SECOND ROV lleft to rlghtl Bob Tribelhorn lMgrl Russell Mille, Richard Smith Ruesell Clark Elmer French Gene Steers, Mr. Keulitz lCoachl Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley Kearsley F I RST TEAM BASKETBALL Clio Beecher Bendle Davison Fenton Flushing Mt. Morrxs Grand Blanc rwards E. French, G. Jeffries, R. Mills, Guards B Clark, G. Sweers, G. Lockery, D. Ostrander G Sp1nney Centers D Smith, E. Moss, Manager B Tribelhorn Captains: D. Ostrander G. Lockrey Coach: Dale Kaulitz ?446ez'd4l!?2 nv-1,7 II K ith Walker Richard Nagengast. Rayco Griswold, Virg U Louis FIRST ROW: lleft to right! Jack Hn acc, e , ' n Coachl, Joe Rivard, Robert Golaonhavor SECOND ROH: lloft to rightl Jack Stlles, Donald Godmar, Mr. Knudso l BASKETBALL RESERVES Results of Games played Won 11 Lost 4 Forwards: R. Griswold, J. Bivard, K. Walker. Centers: V. Lewis, R. Nagengasn Guards: R. Geisenhaver, D. Godmar, J. Stiles, J. Wallace. Manager: B. Tribelhorn Captaing V, Lewis Coach: Wm. Knudson ' Keith Walker, Virgil Lewis and Rayce Griswold were ' f l transferred to the Varsity Club at the beginning o tie Don Ostrander and Gene Spinney were not eligible for competition the second semester. secondsemesten. X 4, I. 1, s 'f mes ui ww Q It x 716- Zaehtlall , . np.,- , 1 A N 3 , , Z f WU Z My L a ,jf2Q?Q y, sagem ,pf:,z' M. 'E ' Z - gf i FIRST ROV: Cleft to right! L.Clrver1tor. T. Goullsh, D. Serrola, F. Dean, SECOND ROV: Cleft to right! M. Finkbeinor, D. Rood. E. Bus!! Kcoachj, B. Suggrg, R, Clqdfgligr, This year many boys and girls at Kearsley gained basketball experience. Kearsley participated in the Tri-County League. The First team was composed of Junior boys who did not make the Var- sity team for Genesee County competition. They ended the season with a good record, having won seven games and lost four. sxx 1 Q Xt. X SM .52 X X X y -,113 X xxx shgzgw Q?fs N21 'Xsfrf, WMM J' XJJ N If A XJ . igix-!p.EQ+ Vx THE KEAHSLEEHU V 61454 Zczwetlall 9 XJ K r ,n Zmdetiall 3 ,. -1 CY FIRST ROV: lloft to right? B. Rutledge, F. Giortz, J. Jenkins. J. Gleason, M. Kuczman, B. Inscho. SECOND ROV: llcft to rIght1 M.Shurtor, V. Clark, N. Coonan, Coach C.K. Richards, Mgr, M, Agan, R. Glguers, M. Goouon. This is the Kearsley High School basketball team which carried off the Genesee County Class B championship and the Flint Journal trophy. BASKETBALL SCORES Kearsley 28 Beecher 13 Kearsley 15 Davison 3 Kearsley 21 Mt. Morris 5 Kearsley 12 Grand Blanc 12 Kearsley 24 Bendle 8 Forwards: 'M. Kuczman, 'B. lnscho, J. Gleason, N. Coenen, V. Clark, B. Giguere, 'C.StrayeT, B. Conroy, M. Gaither, M. Sherman, G. Hayes. Guards: 'J. Jenkins, 'F. Giertz, 'B. Butledge, 'M. Shurter, J. Hatton, M. Goossen, D. Schmitzer, J. Smith, D. Welsh, V. Miller. Captain: Mary Ann Kuczman Coach: C.K. Richards W Seniors , H41 l4HlllSllEHU 716- gddedlffgdxif . . TWD P 9' N ti i J I n r a ig . 'K ST ROH1lIcft to right? U- Vsllh. M. Angus. 8-Shears. B. Hothcrington, G. Barlow. C. Coon Louis I. Osborne, M. Giertz, Coach C.K.Richarda. OND ROV:lleft to right! J. Dagner, P. Thrower. M, Hahn, B. Bock, I. Richards. G. Mattie B Sta D. Goisenhavor. L. Martin. Jan.l4 Jan.l7 Feb. 5 Feb.25 BASKETBALL SCORES Kearsley 16 Kearsley 13 Kearsley 12 Kearsley 11 Columbiaville 11 Otter Lake 6 Otter Lake 5 Columbiaville 12 This team of ninth grade girls gained valuable experience which will be an asset when they become members of the Varsity Squad. Forwards: B. Shears, G. Bose, N. Richards, D. Geisenhaver, L. Martin, G. Mattia. Guards: M. Giertz, C. Giguere, B. Hetherington, C. Coon I. Lewis, I. Osborne. Reserves: B. Barlow, B. Bock, M. Ward, CLASS UP I947 P. Thrower. J. Dagner, M. Angus, compo . .. 'Q 1 3 FIRST ROV: lleft to right! Margaret Shurter, Rose Giguere, Florence Giertz, Gretchen Nuycg, Dgrgthy Christensen, Vivian Clark, Jeanne Gleason, Eldon V. Buell lcoachl SECOND ROW! lllff YO rightl Gracie HayeB. Mitzi Goceeen, Vivian Hiller. Pat Dickinson, Bonnie Rutledge Beverly lnecho, Hildred DeMott. Keursley High 5chwol girls cnpturc the Uvnvxev County softball championship. Coached Lv wx. Buell, TLHY 5V1PPVd , , 4 X, rl V- YI jx Grand Blanc, bevrher, WL. MOFY15 ano ponulv to w1n inf llldf Journal Trophy. THE HHXHSLEEHU 1 E 2 2 1 ST ROV: lleft to rightl G. Hayes, L. Throuer, L. Rose, C. Strayer, B Rutledge, B. lnsch M DeHo OND ROV: lleft to rightl Coach Richards, R. Giguers, F. Giortz. V. Clark G. Royce. 0 Chrnutons V. Millar, Coach Daly. MASS U? In the spring of 1946, just prior to the closing of school, a call went out for a girls summer softball team. A group of wide awake girls answereflthe summons. The Kearsley girls, with Hr.Ualy as manger, entered the city ClassB Softball League. Ur. Richards assisted with the coaching. The girls won the city Class B Softball crown after downing Beecher 9-7 in the finals August 0. Dorothy Christensen and Gretchen XOYUF were the batteries for this name. They also won the State District Class B contest. They were heaten in the semi- final game of the Statefinalsby Midland, who won the Class B State championship. Congratulations! A good record! Good luck, ye '46 Champs? IW WWI FIRST ROV: Cleft to right! R. Giguere, F. Giertz. P.HsIsh, J. Jenkins J. Gleeson SECOND ROV: Qleff to right! I. Bsrclsy, N. Coenen, G. Noyce, V. Clerk, V. Miller Coach C. 5. Richards. Kearsley girls wereflenesse County Track Champions for the second consecutive year, with C.K. Richards as their coach. The girls collected 4655 points against Grand B1anc's 38. Our Joyce Jenkins placed first in the 60 yard dash and the standing broad jumpg Norene Coenen, first in the hop- step-and-jumpg and Vivian Miller, first with the shot put. Betty Giertz of the Class of '46 received the Athletic Award for girls. Interest and enthusiam are running high this year to retain the County Track crown. THE HEAHSLEEHU M 1 I ELASE UP IQ47 .7 2790- J .f wi cfx X L 4555 XYX In the fall of 1946 about SIXLY f1ve lnterested boys and gxrls came out for Cheer Leadlng pract1ce After three weeks dr1ll two squads of ten each were selected en Senlor Hlgh Cheer Leaders were selected from the benlor H1gh School They led cheers at football and basketball games for the Vatslty and Reserve Clubs as well as at toulnament t1mC The ten Junior Hlgh Cheer Leaders were chosen from the seventh elghth and n1nth grades who came out for th1s sport They handle all the Trl County games for both boys and g1FlS Th1S IS the f1YSL t1me Rearsley has had a squad of Cheer Leaders from the JUDIOY H1gh However t IS expected to show 1ts good effects whmm these people enter Sen1or Hlgh provldlng of course they keep thelr enthuslasm for Cheer Leadlng These groups met LWICC a week at the beg1nn1ng of the school year but later every Monday n1ght was set as1de for pract1ce w1th MISS L1ndle the sponsor Norene Coenen deceased was a member of thls group f Q51 J, fi ,, 0 , ee 1 X K fm l AV lf! ' 1,5 5 CQX4l5Yv Q?X 1 Q X A IX -'J , L f we smnsmtuu 6o iC23'?f . . , 5 C' Q99 U 3? FIRST Q0u SGCOND ROs AB ENT L RSI SECOND ROM AB ENT M uero, c 0, n J Gleason t or as , so Sherman M Poovyhouso ua ibocoaoo I Cannon 1' Olin C If I, Ill Hohn mmm? 4' if B 5 1 UCllf I Low s 1 ln Zan Honnzolnan A 8 n on 'N sf' W MF 9' ' ' w 'V g 'V X, M , 2 , vi . zlieft to rlghii R. Gig 0. Lu A Mics Li dlo, . . N' ilef to right! M. B t o L. Ro . M. . . . S : . wail' ms d: . D Fl ' ROW: llof to right! U. B , I. Ri h d M' L' dlo, B. dl. ': Cleft to right, J. L B. St hl, I. i , P. ' , J, g'1 , S : . 9 I cial! 0 1 a ' 4 C 1 f ? - , . A1 , ' I ' 2 , ' ? A 1 2 A , - j . 55' ' 9,1 . V V I V Z . I , VVV' I ' ,, , L VA' ,,A, Q 1 x , .Nqr x W Mgg - 13 ,V I V W 7 ' , A 'f 'efE?1if 1 4 A f 'f 4, ' we 7 f' v s ya 1, ' 'I 'W' .mf 3 ' , X4 gm A I , ,,, v b 5 q V1 HA 1, .l ' V-,E . 7 I ' I M N.. A v Llwfi , ' , A f' Q , i ' ,.L 3 V, '-.M V ,Q Q4 If Q , Qt? V Q , J , X 1' iikya gfkkaf . FIRST ROV! lleft to right? D.Sorre1a. C.Strayor, Soc'y. Trans. J.Gleason. President D.HeIdtman R.Giguere, D.Christenaon, C.GIguero. SECOND ROV! llefi io right, JfRiVlI'd, R.Nlglngl8!, J.SiilQ8. ABSENT: Vice-Pros. Shlrloy Hhoolor. The Kearsley Pep Club is now three years old. The Representatives are chosen for a term of two years. This year they promoted all advance ticket sales for all sports. They sold Kearsley Hornet seals, which were made of blue and gold foil. These seals were designed by Vice-President, Shirley Wheeler. The Pep Club tries to create enthusiasm and advertises each game contest. It tries to help the team, both directly and indirectly, as much as possible by getting the student body to show their sportsmanship and loyalty to Kearsley High. Miss Lindle is sponsor of the Pep Club. THE HEAHSLEEHU '7kaym4ze4 . v 1 m X v 9 X a Q Q 3 . 4 M 5 'LJ I 3 A I -x , 1 5 ' , fl 'i . r Lx, 2 I ,s I px A V S . ' 2' 'x , E 242 if ' K' I ' f : L f ff: V. 2 - 2 3 Q . Nl E, A 'F' P5 h V X - Q G A ' i 1 uk 'X Q N r - ' 1 gi a'z' X Qi, lj ze Y 'I .pi 5, , i, JM' , k 1 f ' ' x , 9 i '57, 5 r i M 1 5 Q .V Q K f :V 3 I , on I J i iggsgs g?!g'- - .LTQWKID alll. ww m 1 , - -. nw,1:',, , Although Kearsley High School is only six years old we have won several trophies. These trophies represent cross country, track, softball, basketball, baseball and football. CLASS UP IQ47 fb TIE T , 1. T 1 6 EE.. ' bo A 0 fb I gr' jb '2' J -r-fm Q 9 .A., ,5 I 0. 4 wwf.. 1? C7 '14 4 'rv 'iid fl ,. 5? 4 FIRST ROV: SECOKD ROI: KNe!t to ' KXQQQ to rXqh!X L. TM! I5 ROY. Peters Sauces, Hott KXQT1 to rXqh1X E. Schscher, J. Dngnor, Miss BrXiton, L. V kann rXqhtN R. Dmphrey. P. Horqan, J. JenkXns, F. Gkotz, J. EckXngor Tucker, B. Mooney, E.. Laurence, G. Ron, L. E913 DOI. N D0 'ff FIRST ROV: lleft to rlghtl Don Greenllan. Bob Aitken. Joe Goullah, Harry Ale Ralph Ash. SECOND ROV: lleft to rlghtl Claude Danlelson. Russell Cornack, Bob Gaither Bob Hanson, Russell Mills, Dick Heldtman. Ellwood Pennell, David Ryan, orn, Jerry Lockrey, , Frank Norman, Bill By Earl Logue, Mr Hoffman THIRD ROV: fleft to rlghtl Tom Goulleh, Ray Conroy. Dlck Smlth, Art GratzingO5Edeel Moss. Eugene McClelland, Burnell Becker, Jln Towery. Howard Flnkbeinor, This year the Hi-Y Club has 33 members from the senior high school grades. Only eight of the present members are carried over from last year. We are very proud of this increased membership. Another reason for pride is the winning of in the Flint area Hi-Y Basketball League. Other of the club are week-end camping trips, swimming the Y.M.C.A., and joint Hi-y and Y-Teen parties the trophy activities parties at . This year onference. Kearsley was host to the Genesee County Youth C The officers are: Burnell Becker, presidentg Dick Heidtman, vice-presedentg Joe Goulish, secretaryg Don Greenman, treasurerg Ellwood Pennell, chapling and Mr. Hoffman, sponsor. THE HEAHSLEEHU 22-'7eea. endow ' . . . -4 FIRST ROV: lleit io right, Maxine Peevyhouse, Dorothy Sewers, Joyce DeLong. Mrs. Carl Furney l8ponsorD Katherine Peters. Mitzi Goossen. Betty Mooney. SECOND ROV: lleft to right! Muriel Sherman, Louise Hilliams, J. Poueraflorence Glertz, Bethany Buelow Joyce Jenkins, Charlotte Gilbertson, Joan Gilbertson, Joyce Boshart, Maxine Hove, Joen Knapp, Janice Hright, Ruth Rice. The Senior Girl Reserve was organized five years ago by Miss Powell. There were then fifteen active members.The next year this number was increased to twenty, and now there is a membership of twenty-five. When Miss Powell left Kearsley School, Miss Lindle became the sponsor.The next year Mrs. Halligan sponsored the club. This year the club is known as the Y-Teens and is sponsored by Mrs. Furney. The officers of the Senior Y-Teens are: Florence Giertz president, Joyce Jenkins, vice president, Maxine Howe, secretary, Ruth Rice, treasurer, Joan Gilbertson, Student CouncilgKatherine Peters, Inter-club Council, Bethany Buelow program chairman, and Joyce Boshart, worship, chairman. High on the list of the club's activities is the annual camping trip at Camp Tyrone, the week-end of April 12. Also on the list is the annual County Youth Conference which the Y-Teens helped to plan, held March 23, at Kearsley School. CLASS U?i947 ZZ-'72ea. .zazhz ' . . 3? , i , ' it FRONT ROV: lloft to rlghtl P. McFadden, B. Hood, J. Stlloa, B. Culhano, M. Ash, Mia: Higgins, P. Kllno, M. Simpson, D. Wallace, P. Duffoy. SECOND ROV: lleft to rlghtl C. Price. B. Heat. V. Gaither. L. Hegle, L. Mitchell, M. Nagongaot. P. Morgan, N. Grady, Y. Palmer, H. Bowan, M. Lovett. D. Noffalngar. P. william, M. Clononta THIRD ROV: lleft to rlghtl ll. Patton, F. Hayward, I. Marsa, I. Osborne, J. Uostphal, I. Lawla,ll. Shock. H. Griswold, 8. Shoacraft, T. Grab, J. Dumler, P. Heinzelman, M. Davies, P. Hard. The Junior Y-Teens of Kearslev, formerly known as Junior Girl Reserves, have conducted three big projects during the past vear. Since they are a branch of the Y. W. C. A., two of their projects have been connected with the 'Y'. Their first big activity was a door-to-door doughnut sale to raise money for the World Fellowship drive. Their second interest was to help the children of the Juvenile Home by sending them gift bags. The third undertaking was sponsoring a joint Junior and Senior Y-Teen dance. The object of this dance was to raise money for the Y. W. C. A. Reconstruction drive. The officers of the club are: Irene Lewis, presidentg Dolores Noffsinger, vice-president:Barbara Shears, secretary ' iams, treasurerf Barbara Shoecraft, Inter-club Pat Will Council representativeg Melvena Davie and Joanne Dumler, music chairman. s, worship chairmang THE HEAHSLEEHU ...A '- ..a'!'L -. Seadoo pid? I O O 5: Q 5? 1312 F Ajg,y ..g Q E I I I Qi 3 1!P 9 FRONT ROH: lLoft to rightl Both Buolow, Delores Bostvlck, Betty Mooney, Maxine Hola, Joan Gilbertson. BACK ROV: lLeft to right! Don Greenman, Burns!! Becker, Raymond Conroy. Dick Heidtnan, M. R. Gingery. Assam amy aye. D. Bostwick ----- Nora Malone D. Greenman ----- Alec Twiggs R. Conroy ------- Tim McGill B. Buelow ------- Vivian Smyth-Kersey M, Howe --------- Aunt Fanny B. Mooney ------ -Charlie Hopps B, Heidtman -..-- Larry Elligtt B. Bye ---------- Mortimer Smyth-Kersey B. Becker ------- Tec Hartley J. Gilbertson---Mrs. Caroline Smyth-Kcrsey ELASS UP I947 Larry Elliott, a young broker, thinking he was becoming guardian of a small boy, was jolted to find he had taken a girl to raise. Although she was ill-mannered, she was pretty and seventeen. When Charlie arrived at Larry's with her hill-billy Uncle Twiggs, she received a cold welcome and her stay was made as unpleasant as possible by Larry's fiancee, who :as very jealous, and Larry's so-called aunt, who was always worrying about her social standings with the Smyth- Kersey family. Charlie and her uncle could take no more. They returned a year later more beautiful and well-mannered, since she had attended a school for girls.By the time the curtain was drawn, Larry and Charlie had found they were very much in love. I fZzn6ow 755494 - - - FIRST ROV: Cleft to right! Rosa Glguare. Sue Barnes, Katherine Pstara SECOND ROV: Cie!! to right! Donald Owen, Marlon Vsgner, Patsy Coyle, Gene Svesra, Bob Clodfelter Jaan Cash, Jack Robbins, Jeanne Gleason, Henry Visser. THE KEAHSLEEHU C O I W WM '- 'fu- nnsr nov: Holt to fight! E11-mea Ponnoll, ouua Brodie, nay Lnae.CMry1a4guar SECOID ROI: Hoft to right! Ton Bock. Fred llagougut. ELASS UP IH47 1 2 2 Q i 1 aj V fs 1' -. K af -W f T, ' V V 1 -' ow , ' , M ki if ? , it-f , V ' 'K - I .hy , Q . 1 , i'.. 3 iwwtgff, E I . , 6 vvtzstgyl A F NfJ'l 1, gjglim 5 Q , nm W7 ' 1 4 , 2 'F' 3 FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl Delores Vollbrecht, Donald Godmar, Burnell Becker, Mr. Nichkls, Richard Heidtman, Mildred DeMott. SECOND ROW:fleft to rightl Arthur Nhithney, Claude Ash, Tom Goulish, William Zonkers. The Student Council wishes to express its apprecxation for the fine spirit of cooperation that has been shown by both teachers and students during the past year THE KEAHSLEEHU 1ZQuuwz E5 The Kearsley chapter of the NHLIODH1 Honor SOCICCY was establlshed 1n Apr1l 1l1S SOLICCY 15 a rewardno on y for scholarshlp but for leadersh1p character o y for hlgh SChO18YSh1p but for leadersh p character and serv1ce Each member of the SOCICLV 1S CHt1Ul6d to wear xe emblem p1n the torch of knowledge as adopted by txe Nat1onal SOCICCY SCHIOFS who rece1ved gold p1ns at the 1946 Commencement CXCFCISPS were 11018 Be1d Ward Powers and EDU106 Corey Other sen1ors to recelve p1ns at graduat1on were Leo Paro Dorothy Hayes MCFI Jean H111 Donna Ketchabaw Bay Burdette Helen Gr1ff1n Dallas Harme Phyllls Hanson and B111 Mudge 'lhese Sen1ors e allowed to keep thexr p1ns B111 Mudge Class of 1946 rece1ved a scho1arsh1p to the LH1VCFS1CY of M1ch1gan For the second semester of 1946 the fOllOW1ng students were member of the kearsley SOCICLY Beth Buelow v80m1 Vaughan Shlrley Wheeler E1leen Horton Joyce Klng Jean Eck1nger Gretchen Novce Joycelyn Powers Irene Br1ody Eleanor Petrlck E1v1ra Petr1ck Bose G1guere Max1ne Howe MHFIOH Wagner Tom Goul1sh Joan WcCo11ey Joan Gllbertson Jeanne Gleason and Henrv XISSCY The members for the f1FSC semester of 1946 1947 were F1nkbe1ner E PCETICB B Mooney A Sm1th J Boshart sn 1 uere CYFIC au man A1 en a ner J 1 ertson Bro 16 J WcCo11e D Owen ISSCF B F10 v c 1h er Howe J Gleason lscher u 1S a Alcorn CLASS U1 47 9 I 0 ' ' ' ' , 1945. 'I' ' t 1 'I lr 1 . nl ' ' 1 , , ti ', ' 1 1 ' ar A ' ' . T- . , . - 1 H. ' ' , . ' , . , . ' , . B. A 1, B. G'g , E. P ' k, N. V gl , B. 1 , M. W g , . G'lb , D. d' , . . y, . , H. V' , . P ' dl, J. E k' g , M. , . , C. F' , T. Go 1' h nd H. . 604 SM. I I I Q1 Phat Roi: Unit to TXQVKX 3. 'LQAQXN , Nl. Ydsttman, 3. Dunn. Second Rosa Unix xo UQMX G. vomson, Q. Godess. G. Bo-pf V. Bufqess, Hr. Nlwvpd. Q ff. ,.,. Vs. Qwoe, NK , 9- Shoov-, V. Vsor1cXaVx, 0. Yoh., QV., 3. LXQHK, Q. YN .ko TH 5 MEAHQHEHU bfi, rat Second P Pow: Ileft to right! P. Hftche ow: Hoft to right! 8 P. Sparrow, Third Row: Her Four I . Forsyth 8. Patton t to rlgh J. lvfeco th Row' van Pot onglll, T. Poleoon. R. Stagoborg. e, J. Grant, P. Shook, IP. Daly, P. lvltt, L. Pelnetoor gill. 8. Roach. t! Hra. Luce. H. Luce. L. Johnson, 6. Barlow. J. LaLondo, 8. Ulcen. rolr, F. Poisson, L. kleoman. . Hoft to right! 0. Hhlte, L. Bailey, E. Poisson, 6. Alexander. J. Ivrlght, Hood, 8. Stiles. IP. Patton, M. Goullah, S. Polish-oy, J. Moore. ELASS UP 'W L. GD W ADVI ll 1 ISI W 1 1 Y1 -1 'I -I h 'N 1 F I, 'N 1 . .' 'VL 1 N Qlkfi V 1 I in Best Wishes to the IQLI7 Graduates We speclallz In photos or weddings fam ly groups 5 child en 'VZ4xP4WIDTKlCI3 EFI LJIJICJ' 554 S Scxgmczw St Phone 9 1016 Fhnt Mlch THE MEAHSLEEHU II l ' I' . 1 I 1 I Cver .N'voO1'.-Jerin :Z 5 CS LJ f - . . I I J Tompkins Depas'+men+ Siam Yvishcs the Cliss of 5 fin st of I ucx Hardw ire Dupont Pamtb ady to W EU 11 1 , 1 W I . 1 . , R e bf L1 if I 5048 Richfield Rd. Phonw 4- L 5 Y ,?. ....-.i-, ,A,,,,,A, ., , . , , , , Flin? Recireieaiicm I' I Hcxlhgcm Plow 1 m KT Hmm' uf liessg'fiEn?Qi g and High fm'f'2'w- 6 '. . ' I ,' ' T. Hf'1HiQjf ,M ig l 1 O . . b Cor,g1'1q..y'1 , R ' 1 'AQ Class James Lumber 01 E LUMBER SASH DOORS and BUILDING MATERIAL 2 Y fd a S Glguere s Feed Stores 3402 Rzchheld Rd Ph 9 1670 902 N Dort Hxgnway one phone 2 128 3317 Corunna Rd 2452 Fenion Road Phone 49421 Phone 9 5 9 PLUMBING FIXTURES e now have a var1e4 elechon oi bathroom and kxicnen hxtures from whxch o select Come m and mspect our stock KITCHIR N AND BATHROOM STOOLS ma UKNKS One ana i OPIGCG L! A ONES Se e iQ pee SHOWER AT C VLNTS Inav L. X hT1Abs MEDKH C SINPTS Pl +0 We Nror ACORN LUMBER COMPANY Court St at Dort H1ghway Phone 9 5738 THE MEAHSLEEHU Co. .. .... i L ' , 1 I ' ' . . 1 - . ..5 - l - 71 ? L W - ' , ' ' ' ' 2 l, l I u - 1 , -IL A. . Y T V ' f 'l' ' 1, L - - :J - 'VJ 5 TO O 4- vera' Mt' W BUHJTJN TUBS--Cast Iron on Priority - TPI Eivin - 1 Hi Wal or Un 1 Y , 'Ti' fflf , --- la. , Ori, rg ii Tf LEMIRE ELECTRIC KEARSLEY DAIRY BAR 4483 RICHFIELD ROAD Dairy Products and Ice Cream ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES Phone 49321 hm Comer, Prop THE KIAHSIIE 3 i I I , I 1 I I I m1, fzzf.1 uf, 4. 2 I l I I 1 I i I I I V l ' I I 5 l COM Knoblock Hardware ensen Wheeler Hoiel Durant Bldg and Spo tmg Cen1er1 Phono 22811 2118 Lewxs St C fmplmzemf r MCKINNCN 86 MOONEY lComp1ete 1nsumnce1 1506 Umon Industncrl Bank Buxldmg Phone 2 4162 ELASS U1 IQ47 ig:r.:N'1 Q1 . J ' 0 ' 1F11n1's East Side Hardware Phone' 931711 94172 I . 1 l 1 I 1 ' u ' f 1 ' if , on 1 mflclci Y LJ 1161 lk 1 dw mc L 1 UQ Hx S ll'-f S UH We if. X. 'xl -XRKI qmxuy HILL 'VIL ll HUB H Lhixeld P110 me 9 4052 'H MH H i 'min 6 si'x '-ff Q ' TI ITWX1. Yfffil Hf1. f 7If A gh. F Amt, , , Ev. ' -Q Lf. Ffa. as v LLTUTXI INSME W. ffcmzi H ph if-',-P9651 ' 4 l' +5 ! il 11 Rr 'I ' fi ,Gigi A f ' an. f-1 ?ETN f A. KT Ll i , . , il 'N , , 4 'Q Z L R A ' 1 I I ' .- W L V' 32 h 4- l v WE 1 f.,5C1.Q cmd 4U if ' si C cl Qififf V ' :fig I A - H ij V W4 CUlIlfll,ll116'I?fJ' 0 , HALE 86 LAMBERT Klnsurance Servzcel Phone 2 0163 507 Hclrrxson Qlalharp Presbyterian fliburnb Now Worsh1p1ng at Kearsley H1gh School Rev Walter L Taylor Mxnxster Sunday School 10 am Phone 7 1475 Nursery for Txny Tots Everyone Welcome A Proqmm of CllTlSllGU T1 1 mrc r Chr1st1C1n L1v1r1q for All CLASS UP 1947 l l I . I V l I 1 . 1 V 0 Q . i 15 szsz Richfield Rd. Morning worship 11:15 am ii CONGRATULATIONS' OLP-.SS OP 47 I-IALE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Flxnt s Newest cmd Fmest Locker Servxce The most accessxble loccmon 730 South Dort Hlghway at East Court Hams and Bucons sugar cured and smoked To our locker Customers w wxll iurnxsh grade A beef cmd corn fed hogs cxt our wholesale cost A Few Lockers Avculable Let Us Do Your Processmg for Your Home Locker Call us for any xniormahon you may desire PHONE 9 4561 Ample Parkmg FSCIIIIICS LES NORMAN 1314 N. Saginaw Street YOUR HUDSON Six and Eights FEDERAL TRUCKS USED CARS OF ALL MAKES BUY, SELL OH TRADE TWO LOCATIONS 1314 N Sclgmaw St Ph0I19 41574 2635 N Sclgmcxw St Phone 2 9804 THE KEAHSLEEHU , ,V 1 .1 . . . . . . , - . .8 - . . ..- I Compliments of KETZLER BROS DAIRY fCash and Carryj AUP HENRY MICHENER LICENSED AUCTIONEER NEW AND USED FURNITURE 1810 Dawson Road Phone 3 7828 I ! We Buy. Sell and Exchange SS IEW Complzments 0 WEYI-IING BROS MFG CG CLASS RINGS PINS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS TROPHIES MEDALS 304 David Broderxck Tower Detro1t 26 MlChlg3n me mnsunnn 'f UI CURTIS IVV-,QIRS vos 'w LC CALI 'If Paget Hardware 3365 Rlchfield Rd ELECTRIC WATER SYSTEM SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 9 9322 77181 I T vIorr1SI vm I O 'IS ICH F' WFSEE J?U1 If E T, j . 1 I I 1 , - z 1 E I '. ' gyinsa' Smmgr I ' . A4 J - Q , ,nn ,,.,, I ,,.I,,, I , Com? fIJ,l1',1Il'Q is 'pci 'mf IQ-2 i I i 1 1 I + Q I 4 I I I 5 3 3 ' I x,,fH+ ' ' Q . E , I A Il.: L E -li ig . Q I 1, If.. , ,, f an iexlp-wl'af Lo. 1 1 I I I l M ' ' L , 1 I mi. M hizf, ni, . Q I 0 I 'DWJIJ V11 I 1 l.,'N .. .J ! ' ' - r- - , . I Gnu , . I 'fll' E xfSbf5Nb xc -ii: .fs ,vi E iii.. 4 sygrfjq' ft! ' 1 3:1 V'-5 , V' 1 ' g t f.-Qffiix F-QVSLCI RW ' N VN' mi ilifwillfvrl miss L , ,. rf. X pnxfiia' 5--- 17- I! Sly K. rid?-' V- A1 A 1- NPIP Uflf li I . H In UN 4 I A MBULANCE 1212141111 I ms l 'xVljfR . HD. 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